With 41 blue light lasers and NIR technology, the Raptor X 3D scanner boasts metrology-grade accuracy of up to 0.02 mm, a four-hour battery life, and wireless capabilitiesn response to market demand for high-precision, widely used 3D scanning technology, Creality has introduced the Raptor X 3D scanner – the world’s first hybrid blue laser and NIR scanner.
Designed for applications in areas such 3D printing, reverse engineering, medical, and AR/VR, the Raptor X features 41 blue laser lines: 34 cross lasers for quickly scanning large objects, and seven parallel lasers capture details as fine as 0.1 mm via 2.3 million pixel 3D imaging camera – even on black or metal objects without the use of sprays.
NIR technology allows for markerless scanning – utilizing speckle matching 3D scanning for quick and direct scanning. A “Face & Body” mode leverages a unique face mapping algorithm to capture all the details you’ll need to scan a human body in as little as two minutes. Additionally, an advanced temperature compensation algorithm can improve temperature stability and further ensure scan accuracy.
The Raptor X is designed to be used comfortably in a wide range of cases, as well as to capture scans as quickly and accurately as possible, with metrology-grade accuracy of up to 0.02 mm.
Its low-distortion lens, with distortion levels of less than 5‰, ensures highly accurate scans, while a 20 mm depth-of-field allows for sharp focus across a wider range of objects, making it ideal for capturing detailed images both near and far. A nine-element glass construction enhances image clarity and reduces optical imperfections, resulting in superior image quality.
As for design, a metal lens barrel and holder improves durability, so you can use the scanner for years to come. Durability does not come as the cost of a heavy device, however: the Raptor X is portable, weighting just 370 g, and features an anti-sleep sleeve, detachable lanyard, and ring indicator light for added comfort and usability.
The Creality Raptor X can scan objects from 5-4,000 mm³ with blue light lasers, and objects ranging from 150-2,000 mm³ with infrared structured light scanning. This can be done in both outdoor and low-light settings. This is thanks to the blue light lasers, which feature strong environmental resistance, with supplementary white LED lights added brightness to colors and textures.
With a 35400 mWh battery that lasts more than four hours, plus fast-charging functionality, the Raptor X can charge up to 80% in just 1.5 hours. This means you can scan without worry, especially if you are working outdoors or with large objects. There’s also a battery indicator and quick, magnetic setup functionality for added convenience.
The Creality Raptor X features a wireless handle for data transmission, revolutionizing the portability of laser 3D scanner. With an advanced lossless data compression algorithm that fatures low latency of 10 mS and and boost transmission rates by 4.7 Gbps, you can transfer your scans quickly and conveniently over Raptor X’s lightning-fast Wi-Fi 6, as well as via easy-to-connect USB type-C connection.
Use the Raptor X 3D scanner with CrealityScan, Creality’s professional 3D scanning software with excellent -friendliness and powerful image and point cloud processing capabilities. With its step-by-step tutorials, one-click model processing, and model editing features, it can easily kickstart your effortless scanning journey.
The Raptor X represents Creality's innovation in 3D scanning, and now the Black Friday sale has begun on the Creality website!!!! Between October 21st and November 3rd, you can take advantage of a 28% discount - which means the Raptor X can be purchased for $3,999. Take advantage of this rare offer from Creality today!
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