Artec 3D

Artec 3D Artec 3D is a global leader in handheld and portable 3D scanners, headquartered in Luxembourg.

Lock frames and Lock object in Artec Studio, shown on real projects captured with Spider 2. In our new video we cover wh...
20/02/2026

Lock frames and Lock object in Artec Studio, shown on real projects captured with Spider 2. In our new video we cover where the commands are located, how to display Lock frames and Lock object columns in the Workspace panel, and how each lock status affects Global registration.

Watch here: https://ow.ly/HZ8G50Yig7Y

19/02/2026

This detailed 3D model of a piston head, measuring 10 cm in diameter and 10 cm in height, is a great example of how AI photogrammetry can approach a digitization challenge.

We started with a five minute video capture. In Artec Studio, we reconstructed the model from the footage in about two hours. For scale and alignment stability, we used an A4 printed reference cross, captured a second pass with the part flipped over, and added targets to break symmetry.

Learn more about Artec Studio Lite on our website, entry plans start at €48 or $48 per month: https://ow.ly/CPWH50YijIt

Success in 3D printing hinges on precision. 3D scanning bridges the gap, converting real-world objects into watertight d...
18/02/2026

Success in 3D printing hinges on precision. 3D scanning bridges the gap, converting real-world objects into watertight digital models in a fraction of the time it takes to model them manually. Read our guide on selecting the right scanner to capture intricate shapes for consistent, print-ready results: https://ow.ly/oMnH50YhJVj

🇱🇺 For the Grand Duke’s Portrait project, Artec 3D experts digitized His Royal Highness Guillaume V within a 30 minute w...
17/02/2026

🇱🇺 For the Grand Duke’s Portrait project, Artec 3D experts digitized His Royal Highness Guillaume V within a 30 minute window, delivering a lifelike 3D model that could hold up as a bronze bust.

The team combined Artec Leo with Artec Spider II for fine facial features, skin textures that are traditionally difficult to capture with 3D scanning. In Artec Studio, Smart Fusion merged the point clouds in a single step, then Scan Decimation deleted excess frames without removing vital details, keeping the model lightweight for the next stages.

Read the full case study on our website: https://ow.ly/UWIt50Yh7F6

Happy Lunar New Year from Artec 3D! 🐎
17/02/2026

Happy Lunar New Year from Artec 3D! 🐎

12/02/2026

How small can Artec 3D scanning go? And how big?

Over the years, Artec 3D solutions have captured objects at every imaginable scale: from an ancient coin, to a full human body, to a 15-meter airplane - and even a thousand-ton blast furnace gas engine. In this video, you'll walk through a gallery of 20 remarkable 3D models, moving from the tiniest items to massive - to explore the complete (and mind-blowing!) range of the Artec ecosystem that covers it all.

One day left, our first Artec Studio technical training webinar is almost here.Tomorrow we’re diving into Lock frames an...
11/02/2026

One day left, our first Artec Studio technical training webinar is almost here.

Tomorrow we’re diving into Lock frames and Lock objects can help you keep registration under control, avoid unwanted shifts, and protect the data you want to stay fixed while you refine a scan.

Session is in English, with AI powered translation available. Save your spot here: https://ow.ly/Emc950YcX4B

10/02/2026

Heads or tails? Whichever you choose, you can't lose, this ultra high-res 3D model of an American quarter dollar shows every tiny detail, including both sides of the coin. With numerous inscriptions, four images set against a stylized background, a diameter of 24.26 mm (0.955 inches), and a thickness of 1.75 mm (0.069 inches), it is small, thin, and tricky to scan, so it was captured with Artec Spider II.

🔸Scanning time: 3 mins
🔸Processing time: 15 mins

09/02/2026

👽 What would you do if a 240 kilogram iron rock, older than the Earth, landed outside your house?

While you ponder the many exciting possibilities, Replicad engineer Jaap Termeer has created a super realistic digital twin of the Gibeon meteorite. Mercurius Observatory in Dordrecht put the meteorite up for auction at Space Expo, and before transferring it to its new owner, Hessink's International Fine Art Auctioneers commissioned a high quality 3D model for documentation and a 3D printed physical replica for public display.

Using Artec Leo’s cable free design and real time 3D preview, Termeer captured the meteorite’s irregular surface, then processed the data in Artec Studio.

Read the full case study for the complete story: https://www.artec3d.com/cases/gibeon-meteorite?utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=organic_post

07/02/2026

Testing Artec Micro II on a small ring. See the result at the end.

05/02/2026

Artec Spider II, 0.05 mm resolution, target-free capture.

04/02/2026

Spotted WALL·E at , couldn’t resist turning that robot into a 3D model with Artec Leo.

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Artec 3D develops and manufactures professional 3D scanning hardware and software. A global market leader in 3D scanners, our solutions are used by thousands of professionals all over the world. Artec 3D handheld scanners work in real time, without markers and with extremely high precision. Their versatility means they are employed in a wide range of fields, including reverse engineering, quality inspection, product development, fast prototyping, medical imaging, heritage and art digitization, archeology, computer animation, and anthropology to name a few. Artec 3D is headquartered in Luxembourg with offices in California (USA), Shanghai (China) and Russia (Moscow).