The EinScan Rigil Tri-Mode Laser 3D Scanner from Afinia features built-in computing, wireless connectivity, and hybrid light technology. It delivers a fully integrated 3D scanning workflow with three operational modes, removing the usual trade-off between computing power and flexibility. Offering volumetric accuracy of 0.04mm+0.06mm/m and geometric resolution up to 0.05mm, it ensures high-quality results. Its three light sources, 25+25 crossed blue laser lines, 7 parallel blue laser lines, and infrared VCSEL work with two specialized camera and projector groups to provide versatile performance and efficiency for a wide range of object sizes and surface types.
Works efficiently in outdoor sunlight.
EinScan Rigil has three working modes: Standalone Mode, Wireless PC Mode, and Wired PC Mode.
Adaptability to scan objects with dark and reflective metal surfaces without spray.
EinScan Rigil is designed to comprehensively address the 3D modeling needs of the automotive aftermarket business. It significantly enhances efficiency in generating high-quality 3D models, combining fast scanning capabilities, streamlined professional workflows, lightweight computing solutions, and rich data editing functions.
The device is powered by two 6000mAh replaceable batteries, which can be quickly replaced (but currently does not support hot-swapping). It also supports USB-C power supply while charging and using simultaneously.
EinScan Rigil's 25+25 crossed laser lines and 7 parallel laser lines are switchable during the scanning process, and data captured by each mode can be merged together to achieve speed and detail in one scanning project.
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