Capture your art or design in 3D without the costly and time-consuming setup.
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Creatives are discovering the wealth of possibilities offered by 3D scanning. DIY crafters and product designers can digitise real-world objects for ideation and iteration, artists can digitally archive installations, animators can create detailed 3D models for rigging and creative studios can create digital twins for marketing content.
So far, mass adoption has been hindered by the cost of quality industrial scanners, limiting access for individuals and small studios, and by the complex setup often required to get professional results. Some materials can be difficult to scan accurately, and raw scan data often needs extensive cleaning and refinement.
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But things are changing. The revolutionary Revopoint Trackit Tracking 3D Scanner aims to make cutting-edge 3D scanning more accessible to all. It’s simpler to use, streamlines workflows and reduces the cost – and if you act quickly, you can get up to 40% off as a Super Early Bird backer on Kickstarter.
Professional results without the complex setup
3D scanning often requires the use of markers, usually high-contrast stickers, as reference points. Having to apply these can make the process time-consuming, can cause problems if they’re not in the optimum position and leave cutouts in the scan, requiring more work in post processing.
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The Revopoint Trackit does away with this thanks to its advanced optical tracking system. Included with the scanner, the tracker keeps tabs on your scan, and real-time error compensation eliminates cumulative errors. There’s no need for a turntable either since the object you’re scanning stays static and you simply move the scanner around it.
Accuracy and performance
The Trackit’s blue laser scanning capabilities ensure industrial-grade accuracy, capturing high-fidelity scans with a volumetric accuracy of 0.025 mm + 0.04 mm x L (m). It provides dual-mode scanning with 30 blue laser cross-lines to rapidly capture high-fidelity scans of surface areas and a powerful single-line mode for deep holes and crevices.
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It works fast at 1,500,000 Points per second, and scans are ready for scan-to-CAD conversion, with high quality RGB texture supporting digital art creation, sculpture modeling, and artifact reproduction.
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No job too big or small
Another issue that can put creatives off 3D scanning is having to research the right 3D scanner for each job, but the Trackit is versatile enough to scan a wide range of materials, including complex-structured assemblies, reflective metallic surfaces, plaster, ceramics and wood sculptures, and no job is too big or small.
It will pick up the details on small objects like coins, accessories and components but can also handle cars, furniture and industrial machinery thanks to its multi-station mode. This makes scanning large objects simple since the Trackit's dual-camera optical tracking base station can easily be repositioned to ensure surface coverage of a large area.
For objects or devices that can’t be scanned using the tracker, for example the underside of a large object like a car, you can still use marker scan mode.
Reliable Auto Calibration Process
Trackit streamlines your workflow with effortless multi-pose calibrations free from human errors. Its auto-calibrating dual-axis gimbal removes guesswork and handles the calibration with precision. The process is done in just 25 minutes, 50% faster than manual optical tracking, getting you scanning much faster than some alternative systems.
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Easy to set up; easy to use
The Trackit comes with the tracker, tripods and all the calibration tools, gimbals and accessories you need and simple instructions to get started. The device itself has a lightweight but rugged carbon-fiber design for comfortable operation during extended sessions without compromising accuracy or durability.
Thanks to the tracker, you don’t need to worry about following a specific alignment. You can start the scanning process from whatever part of your object that you want, pause to check the point cloud as needed and resume the scan again from any position.
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The free Revo Trackit software provides a user-friendly workflow from point cloud creation to fusion, meshing, editing, merging, importing and exporting. It guides you, helping to keep the right distance while you scan. The intuitive colour-coded reference image shows you when you’ve scanned sufficient data for each portion of an object, and the software enables you to easily change the level of exposure if needed to handle black or shiny areas.
The editing tools can quickly turn your raw data into a usable scan by removing backgrounds and reducing noise. Backers on Kickstarter will also get a free one-year licence for Revo Measure, Revopoint’s professional Measurement and Analysis Software, which supports point cloud- and mesh-to-CAD comparisons, providing comprehensive measurement, parameter extraction, volume measurement and GD&T analysis.
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Move quickly for the super early bird discount
Revopoint Trackit is now available on Kickstarter, and it’s worth getting in early. The regular retail price is $4,980, but the first 100 backers will get a super early bird discount of 40% off. Back now to discover the new creative possibilities that 3D scanning unlocks.
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