Scan large-scale 3D environments for architectural, construction, and film applications with the Eagle Max 3D LiDAR Scanner from 3DMAKERPRO. Designed for intuitive use, this mountable scanner is equipped for versatility with 8K imaging capabilities. The scanner uses four 48MP cameras to scan up to 200,000 points each second, with a far-reaching range of 459'. It boasts a 229.7' scan radius and a 59° scan angle for more comprehensive mapping. Inside, an eight-core processor allows for live previews and instant review of your projects.
All-in-One Scanning Solution
Equipped with a 3.5" screen, this scanner offers three real-time display modes during data collection: point cloud, photos, or split-screen point cloud/photos. After collection, you can instantly review point cloud projects, GPS trajectories, and photos. It's designed to be used out of the box without complex calibration, making it suitable for beginners and professionals alike.
High-Precision, Wide-Coverage
The Eagle's LiDAR engine enables ultra-fast, wide-area spatial capture. From buildings to entire streets, professional-grade 3D modeling is possible in minutes. The 59° vertical and 360° horizontal field of view enables you to fully capture a room with a single rotation.
Versatile Applications
The Eagle is capable of handheld, tripod, and vehicle-mounted setups to ensure stable and precise scanning across multiple environments, from construction sites to road mapping.
Colorful Scanning
Outfitted with four 48MP cameras, this scanner is capable of capturing 3D worlds in detailed color, which makes it ideal for film production, game development, and virtual exhibitions.
RayStudio Software
The scanner is supported by the included RayStudio software from 3DMAKERPRO. This post-processing software allows users to refine and edit point cloud data, with output formats including PLY, OBJ, and Gaussian Splatting PLY. One-click noise removal and algorithm-driven point cloud optimization provide a clean output. The software is available for Windows, Android, and iOS.