SHINING 3D, a provider of 3D digitization and inspection solutions, has launched the successor of its EinScan H 3D scanner: the EinScan H2. Built on the strengths of its predecessor, the new solution features a couple of options that users may already be familiar with: the same ergonomics, wide FOV, and hybrid light sources.
Key improvements have been made at 5 levels.
- Richer, brighter colors: The EinScan H2 is equipped with a 5MP camera offering crispier, more pristine colors. 3D models look even more realistic than before.
- Up to three VCSEL projectors: the three VCSEL projectors work together to acquire dark surfaces more efficiently and adapt better to different lighting conditions.
- Heightened accuracy and resolution: Thanks to the extra VCSEL projectors, the EinScan H2’s infrared mode can deliver an accuracy of up to 0.1mm (0.05mm in white light mode) instead of 0.5mm. It now also provides a better maximum resolution of 0.2mm instead of 0.25mm.
- Adjustable working distance: The working distance is now unlocked and ready to adapt to objects and scenes of all sizes. In infrared mode, the distance can be manually set anywhere from 200mm to 1500mm.
- New hair capture algorithm: the device integrates a new “hair enhancement mode” that can easily capture both light and dark hair. This is a new addition to SHINING 3D’s “non-rigid” feature which auto-compensates slight body movements.
With improved texture camera and accuracy, the EinScan H2 is an excellent option for capturing colored, detailed objects. It remains one of the best options for 3D body scanning, too, with its dedicated algorithms and flashless infrared technology. Last but not least, having kept the EinScan H’s wide FOV and adjustable working distances, it’s just as ideal for 3D scanning large objects, a press communication reads.
The EinScan H2 is now even better positioned to serve artists, medical physicians, product designers, and any professional searching for a cost-efficient handheld 3D scanner with full-color capture.
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