Scan surfaces of any complexity in any ambient light with high accuracy and detail
with Helix handheld 3D laser scanner
Measure and control the geometry and quality of objects without contact
with a professional metrological 3D scanner of the new generation PRO II
Digitize and measure objects with uncompromising precision
with a professional metrological 3D scanner of the latest generation PRIME
RangeVision 3D scanners
RangeVision Helix
High-precision handheld blue laser 3D scanner
The first Russian 3D scanner with blue lasers. Scans objects with complex geometries, dark and shiny surfaces without matting and in any ambient light with an accuracy of up to 35 microns and a 3D resolution of up to 0.15 mm.
RangeVision PRIME
Latest generation metrological 3D Scanner
The ultra-precise 3D metrological scanner of the latest generation with 12 MP cameras is registered in the State Register of Measuring Instruments. Scans objects from 1 cm to 5 m with a maximum absolute error limit of up to 14 microns.
RangeVision PRO II
New generation Metrological 3D Scanner
It is registered in the State Register of Measuring Instruments. Ultra-bright projector, structured blue backlight technology, 6 Mp cameras allow you to scan objects from 1 cm to 5 m with a maximum absolute error limit of up to 24 microns.
RangeVision Quant
Digitize an object in a couple of clicks
Automatic desktop 3D scanner for digitizing small objects of complex shape with an accuracy of up to 30 microns. Simply place your object on the turntable and the RangeVision Quant captures the texture and fine details of your object accurately.
RangeVision Spectrum
Spectrum has absorbed the entire RangeVision development experience. It combines the capabilities of professional 3D scanners and the accessibility of a desktop solution. Spectrum has three fields of view and is equipped with 5 MP colour cameras. This universal 3D scanner is designed to obtain complex geometry and the smallest details of miniature, medium and large objects with high 3D resolution and accuracy.
RangeVision Neopoint
For professional and personal purposes in the field of hobby and education.
RangeVision Neopoint is a new generation compact 3D scanner that combines the capabilities of desktop and portable solutions. It combines an innovative 3D sensor with RangeVision's proprietary RV 3D Studio software. Original algorithms and a wide range of software features allow you to achieve high detail and accuracy of 3D models.
RangeVision Neopoint Max
For car tuning, design, museum business
RangeVision Neopoint Max is an affordable portable 3D scanner with a wide scanning field, with which you can digitize objects from 15 to 500 cm in size with an accuracy of 0.1 mm. It connects to a computer via Wi-Fi and is equipped with with a battery — this provides complete freedom of movement when scanning.
Partnership with RangeVision
If you are interested in our products for sale in your region, we are always open to a new partnership. It is important for us that the cooperation is mutually beneficial, successful and long-lasting.
If you are looking for a distributor to purchase the scanner, check out our list of reliable resellers. They pass through several stages of training and control. These people are professionals in 3D scanning.
New automatic turntable RangeVision TXL
A new large metal RangeVision TXL turntable with increased load capacity has been put on sale.
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06/22/2022 07:53:00 pmUsing 3D scanning in car tuning
Modern 3D technologies are widely used in the automotive industry. 3D scanners are used not only in car design but also in the implementation of repairs and car tuning. The new technology has beco...
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04/06/2022 04:16:00 pm3D Scanning of an Electric Car as a Part of the R&D Process
In this article, we will tell you how Top3dShop scanned an electric car for EVTech using a 3D scanner RangeVision PRO. The aim of the project was to change the design and improve the details of th...
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09/30/2021RangeVision Spectrum helps scientists 3D scan skulls of proto-mammals
Last year Saint Petersburg State University celebrated the 160th anniversary of its graduate Vladimir P. Amalitsky, a Russian paleontologist. He was first to compare his own findings to var...