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When unpacking the Micro, one discovers all the included accessories, namely a calibration tray, three different types of clamps to fix the part to be scanned, adhesive paste (Patafix type), spacers (to bring very small parts closer to the cameras), a USB 3.0 cable, a power supply cable, a protection mat, and finally spare air filters. Its rigid structure and its weight of 12 kg give the scanner a real feeling of reliability. Once removed from its wooden case, the Artec Micro reveals its compact proportions of 290 x 290 x 340 mm and its relatively minimalist style with a grey plastic top panel and a white metal side fairing. The Artec Micro is delivered with a calibration tray, 3 types of clamps, adhesive paste, spacers, a USB 3.0 cable, a power cable, a protection mat, and spare air filters. Is the scanner really that easy to use? What type of parts can actually be scanned? Is it worth its selling price? Find below our feedback. Recently, 3Dnatives had the chance to get our hands on the Artec Micro for a complete test. The Micro also offers the possibility to scan the texture with a resolution of about 6.4MP. The Micro is presented as a fully automated fixed 3D scanner, allowing the scanning of parts up to 90 x 60 x 60 mm with an accuracy of up to 10 microns and a minimum resolution of 29 microns. One of the strengths of the Artec Micro 3D scanner lies in its handling and the promise of being able to scan a part in one click. Since then, the manufacturer has widened its range of products, with, notably, the Artec Micro 3D scanner, equipment specially designed for the digitization and inspection of small parts such as mechanical components, jewelry parts, or dental models with a starting price of 27.900€ or $29,300.
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Initially, Artec 3D has made a place for itself on the market thanks to the success of its portable models Eva and Spider. One of the accomplishments of the brand is its “Made in Europe” quality with the production of its scanners taking place in Luxembourg – an ambitious and quite unique decision that can only be welcomed. Reproduced here from !įounded in 2007, the manufacturer Artec 3D specializes in the development of professional 3D scanners, installing its equipment at the largest companies in the world including Tesla, Apple, Mercedes, or Nike. This content was originally written and published by the 3D Natives team on their website.