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Scan Anything, Anywhere With Hexagon’s First Handheld 3D Scanners

Hexagon introduces ATLASCAN Max and MARVELSCAN

Quality Digest
Thu, 06/06/2024 - 12:01
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(Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence: North Kingstown, RI ) -- Hexagon’s Manufacturing Intelligence division introduces new handheld 3D scanning technology that complements its broad range of manufacturing inspection devices with unprecedented capabilities for flexible measurement. The company’s first handheld 3D scanning devices, they enable engineers and manufacturing personnel to easily scan what they need in a wide range of environments inside and outside factory walls.

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Two new handheld devices, the ATLASCAN Max and MARVELSCAN, are ideal for measuring parts in a wide range of inspection environments where metrology has not traditionally been used, including applications in automotive, rail, industrial equipment, and general manufacturing, as well as heritage and restoration projects outside of manufacturing. Both highly portable, the 3D scanners are ideal for handheld and automated quality inspection applications, and for a wide range of reverse engineering needs.

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