While the simplest version scans an average of 1.1 million points and 2.2 million polygons per scan with a point to point distance of 0.30mm, the Metron E-HD scans 4.9 million points and 10.1 million polygons per scan, with a 0.18mm point to point distance. It comes pre-calibrated, and the mounting system is built using carbon fiber to provide extra stability and reduced vibration for better scanning results.Īvailable in two variants, the Metron E and the more expensive E-HD, the scanner includes two 12mm, USB 3.0 cameras with a 1 and a 5-megapixel monochrome sensor, respectively. The scanners can be used in industrial applications including 3D modeling, reverse engineering (scan to CAD), computer-aided inspection, and scientific measurement. You need only to plug it to a computer running Polyga’s FlexScan3D software and start capturing data to quickly create full digital 3D models. In response to a growing demand for low-cost 3D scanning technology, Metron3D recently announced the launch of Metron E, a new line of affordable structured-light 3D scanner built for professional use.ĭesigned and assembled in the USA for engineers, educators, designers, and researchers, the Metron E is easy to operate, even for novices.

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