The Artec Eva is a fast, versatile handheld 3D scanner designed for capturing medium to large objects with speed, accuracy, and ease of use. Ideal for reverse engineering, product design, healthcare, and industrial workflows.
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The Artec Eva is one of the world’s most widely used professional handheld 3D scanners, trusted across engineering, manufacturing, healthcare, education, and design industries for its speed, reliability, and ease of use. Using advanced structured light technology, the Artec Eva captures accurate 3D data in real time, allowing users to digitise objects quickly without the need for targets or complicated setup.
Designed for scanning medium to large objects, the Eva offers an excellent balance of speed, portability, and detail, making it ideal for workflows where flexibility and efficiency are essential. From reverse engineering and product development to medical applications and digital archiving, the scanner delivers high-quality 3D data suitable for a wide range of professional applications.
Its lightweight ergonomic design and intuitive workflow make it accessible for both experienced scanning professionals and teams adopting 3D scanning for the first time.
The Artec Eva is designed for rapid data capture, allowing users to scan objects quickly while maintaining reliable accuracy. Its broad field of view makes it ideal for medium to large objects and helps reduce scanning time across projects.
Advanced tracking technology allows the Eva to scan complex surfaces without the need for physical targets or markers, simplifying setup and improving workflow efficiency.
With its ergonomic handheld design, the Artec Eva is comfortable to operate for extended periods and easy to deploy across different working environments, from workshops to on-site scanning.
The Eva supports a broad range of workflows including reverse engineering, healthcare, product design, inspection, education, and cultural heritage digitisation.
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Accuracy | Up to 0.1 mm |
| Resolution | Up to 0.2 mm |
| Scan Type | Structured light 3D scanning |
| Object Size Range | Medium to large |
| Tracking | Markerless scanning |
| Output Formats | STL, OBJ, PLY |
Capture accurate geometry from existing parts and assemblies for CAD reconstruction and redesign workflows.
Accelerate development cycles by digitising prototypes, models, and physical products quickly and efficiently.
Create accurate body scans and custom-fit solutions for healthcare and orthotics applications.
Provide accessible professional-grade 3D scanning for research, teaching, and technical training environments.
Digitise sculptures, artefacts, and historical objects for preservation and digital archiving.
The Artec Eva integrates with Artec Studio, providing tools for:
Choosing the right handheld scanner often comes down to balancing speed, usability, and accuracy. The Artec Eva is designed for professionals who need a flexible, reliable scanning solution that performs across a wide variety of applications.
Trusted worldwide across engineering, healthcare, design, and research industries, the Eva has become a benchmark for professional handheld 3D scanning thanks to its dependable performance and ease of use.
The markerless scanning workflow and real-time data capture allow users to begin scanning quickly without complex preparation, helping reduce project times and improve productivity.
The Eva is particularly effective for scanning objects larger than those suited to high-detail scanners like the Spider II, while still maintaining excellent accuracy and surface detail.
Its intuitive workflow and lightweight design make the Eva accessible to both experienced users and organisations implementing 3D scanning for the first time.
Where some scanners are optimised specifically for ultra-high detail or large-scale infrastructure capture, the Eva offers a highly versatile middle ground suitable for a broad range of professional workflows.
For highly detailed small-part scanning, consider the Artec Spider II.
For wireless large-object workflows, explore the Artec Leo.
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