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What is it?
The EinScan Medixa is a special 3D scanner made for hospitals, clinics, and healthcare professionals. It helps scan body parts like arms, legs, faces, or feet to create accurate 3D models. These models can then be used to design and make things like custom braces, artificial limbs, or other supportive medical devices.
Instead of using old, messy methods like plaster or foam molds, the EinScan Medixa does everything digitally. It is clean, quick, and very comfortable for patients.
Why it’s helpful
Comfortable for the patient
In the past, patients had to sit or lie still while their body parts were covered with plaster or pressed into foam boxes to take measurements. This could be uncomfortable or even painful. The EinScan Medixa doesn’t need to touch the body at all. It uses light to capture the shape, so patients can relax during the scan.
Faster for the clinic
The Medixa is designed to work quickly. Scans take only a few seconds, and the digital model is ready immediately. Clinics can scan, design, and start producing devices much faster than before.
Very accurate results
Because it uses advanced 3D scanning technology, the scanner captures every detail even small curves and angles. This means the digital model is exact, and the final product fits the patient much better.
Wireless and portable
The EinScan Medixa is lightweight and easy to carry. It can work wirelessly and does not always need a computer connected. This means doctors can use it in different rooms or clinics easily.
Main features (in very simple words)
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Pre-set scan modes:
The scanner already has ready-made settings for different body parts. For example, if you are scanning a foot, you can select “foot mode,” and the scanner will automatically adjust its settings for best results. This makes it easy for anyone to use.
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Contact-free scanning:
The scanner doesn’t touch the body. It uses light to take pictures from all angles and turn them into a 3D model. So it’s clean and comfortable, even for kids or elderly people.
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Movement adjustment:
Sometimes people move a little during a scan maybe they breathe or shift slightly. The Medixa can adjust for this movement and still create an accurate scan. That’s great for scanning children or areas of the body that move naturally.
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High-quality details:
The scanner captures not only the shape (geometry) but also the color and texture of the skin or surface. It uses a 5-megapixel camera, so the results look clear and realistic.
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Works with other systems:
The Medixa can connect with different design or hospital systems. That means it’s easy to use the scan data for design, manufacturing, or medical records.
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Light and easy to move:
Because it’s not too heavy, you can take it to different rooms or departments in the clinic. It doesn’t need a lot of setup time.
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Exports common file types:
After scanning, you can save the 3D model in standard file types like STL, OBJ, or PLY. These formats are easy to use in design and manufacturing software.
How it changes the usual workflow
Let’s compare the old way and the new digital way:
Old way
- Make a mold using plaster or foam.
- Wait for it to dry.
- Take many measurements by hand.
- Correct mistakes manually.
- Design and build the device.
- Sometimes redo the process if the fit is wrong.
With EinScan Medixa
- Scan the body part in seconds.
- Get instant digital data.
- Design the device using software.
- Send it directly for production.
- Less chance of errors or re-doing work.
This saves time and effort for both doctors and patients. Everything happens faster, cleaner, and with better accuracy.
Who should use it?
The EinScan Medixa is made for healthcare centers that create or fit orthotics and prosthetics things like braces, artificial limbs, and supports.
It’s perfect for:
Clinics that want to move away from messy, old-fashioned mold methods.
Hospitals that want faster, more accurate results.
Professionals who want to make custom medical products that fit perfectly.
Teams working with children, elderly people, or anyone who may find traditional molds uncomfortable.
It’s also useful for research labs, rehabilitation centers, and any facility that needs accurate body measurements for designing assistive devices.
Technical details (in plain language)
Preset scanning modes
Includes modes for face, head, torso, arm, leg, feet, socket (for prosthetics), seating (for wheelchairs), and foam boxes.
Light source
Uses white light and infrared VCSEL light. These lights are safe and allow for both high detail and gentle, contact-free scanning.
Scan accuracy
The scanner can capture details as fine as 0.2 mm — that’s thinner than a grain of rice!
Scanning area (field of view)
White light mode: about 475 × 360 mm.
Infrared light mode: about 1090 × 1260 mm.
This allows scanning both small areas (like hands or feet) and larger ones (like torsos).
Texture camera
5-megapixel color camera for realistic surface details.
Alignment modes
The Medixa offers several ways to combine multiple scans: using texture, geometry, markers, or hybrid alignment. This helps when the scan covers larger body parts or when multiple angles are needed.
Battery and power
Works on two 5500 mAh batteries and supports USB-C charging. You can even charge it while using it, so scanning doesn’t stop midway.
Warranty
Comes with a one-year warranty, and extra warranty can be purchased for longer coverage.
Why this technology matters
Using the EinScan Medixa changes how clinics care for patients.
- Comfort: The scanner doesn’t touch the body, so there’s no sticky plaster or uncomfortable molds.
- Speed: It takes only a few seconds to scan, saving both staff and patients a lot of time.
- Accuracy: The 3D model is very detailed, ensuring the final product fits better.
- Less waste: No more disposable plaster or foam materials, making the process more eco-friendly.
- Easy sharing: The digital file can be sent instantly to other team members or manufacturers anywhere.
- Better patient experience: Quick, clean, and simple — making the whole process more pleasant.
Things to think about before getting one
- Training: Staff will need a little practice to learn how to use the scanner properly. The good part is that it’s designed to be simple and user-friendly.
- Software: The clinic needs suitable software to design devices using the 3D scan data.
- Workflow adjustment: Switching to a digital system may take time. The clinic will need to plan how to fit scanning into its daily routine.
- Initial investment: Buying the scanner is an upfront cost, but it saves money and time in the long run by reducing reworks and materials.
- Space setup: The scanning area should have enough light and room to move around the patient.
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