3D Scanners
Professional, Industrial & Metrology 3D Scanning
The right 3D scanner is defined by how it performs in your application and environment.
Supported & Serviced by CAMS Across Canada & North America
Choosing the Right Scanning Technology
3D scanning is not a one-size-fits-all process. Part size, surface, accuracy requirements, environment, portability, and what needs to happen with the data all influence which technology makes sense. Inspection, reverse engineering, body scanning, and large-area reality capture each place different demands on the equipment and workflow.
CAMS uses these systems on real scanning projects, giving our team firsthand experience with setup, tracking, difficult surfaces, data quality, and what happens to the data after capture. That practical experience, combined with the published specifications, helps us recommend and validate the right approach and support customers after installation.
3D SCANNERS BY TECHNOLOGY
CHOOSE THE TECHNOLOGY BY THE MEASUREMENT TASK
There is no single 3D scanner that is best for every application. Metrology handheld systems prioritize dimensional performance, professional scanners balance flexibility and ease of use, structured-light systems control high-detail capture, and LiDAR or SLAM systems cover large spaces quickly.
Start with the required accuracy, detail, object size, surface, colour, coverage and level of automation. Those requirements narrow the technology before individual models are compared.
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