EinScan Rigil
Professional All-In-One Hybrid Laser 3D Scanner
A 0.04mm-accuracy Hybrid Blue Laser + IR VCSEL 3D scanner delivering 4,800,000 points/s on a Wi-Fi 6 workflow — built for professional reverse engineering, scan-to-CAD, dimensional comparison, design iteration, and field digitization across automotive, aerospace, custom fabrication, and product-design workflows. 25+25 crossed parallel laser lines for high-speed area capture, marker-free IR mode for organic and shiny-surface scanning, vendor-published 0.04 + 0.06 mm/m volumetric accuracy (EinScan-class professional accuracy (vendor-published; lab-cert path on FreeScan/OptimScan metrology siblings)), working distance 170–1500mm, and a 12MP onboard color camera for full-texture capture. Full specifications →
Rev1 validates application fit, accuracy class, software stack, and integration plan before purchase. Authorized EinScan reseller and factory-trained EinScan support partner in the USA.
An Authorized EinScan Reseller and Factory-Trained Support Partner.
Rev1 Technologies is an Authorized EinScan Reseller and a factory-trained EinScan support partner. Application review, software-stack guidance, on-site or remote calibration assistance, and engineering consultation are delivered from Auburn Hills, Michigan — not routed through grey-market importers.
0.04mm vendor-published accuracy. 4.8M pts/s. Hybrid blue-laser + IR scanning.
The EinScan Rigil is a professional handheld 3D scanner built around a Hybrid Blue Laser + IR VCSEL optical engine, delivering 0.04mm single-point accuracy and 0.04 + 0.06 mm/m volumetric — vendor-published professional-tier positioning (EinScan-class professional accuracy (vendor-published; lab-cert path on FreeScan/OptimScan metrology siblings)). For full third-party VDI/VDE 2634 + ISO 10360 lab certification, step up to the FreeScan Combo Series-class metrology siblings. Multiple scan modes — 25+25 crossed parallel laser lines for high-speed area capture, a 7 detail + IR-line detail mode for fine geometry, a single-line deep-pocket mode, and a marker-free IR mode for organic and shiny surfaces — cover scan-to-CAD, reverse engineering, dimensional comparison, and design-iteration workflows without changing tools. A 12MP color camera captures full-texture data alongside geometry, and a Wi-Fi 6 workflow keeps the cable count low whether the scanner is tethered to a workstation or running wireless to a PC.
Blue laser for precision. IR VCSEL for marker-free speed. One scanner, every workpiece.
25+25 crossed parallel blue-laser crosses cover wide surfaces fast. A 7 detail + IR-line detail mode resolves 0.05mm features. A single-line deep-pocket mode reaches into bores, ribs, and cavities a structured-light scanner cannot. Resolution range 0.05–10mm with stable 0.04mm single-point accuracy.
An infrared VCSEL light path delivers up to 4,800,000 points/s for high-speed area capture — with no markers, no dots, no AESUB spray needed on most surfaces. Working distance 170–1500mm covers benchtop parts through full body-in-white assemblies. Switch modes mid-scan; the scanner blends both data streams into a single mesh.
Send Rev1 your target part geometry, material reflectivity, and tolerance budget. We will validate whether the 0.04mm accuracy class, Hybrid Blue Laser + IR VCSEL optical engine, and 170–1500mm working distance are the right fit before you quote.
Vendor-published professional accuracy with repeatable real-world performance — without paying metrology-tier pricing.
A EinScan EinScan-class scanner sits between consumer entry tools and lab-certified metrology systems. The Rigil publishes professional-class accuracy (0.04 mm single-point, 0.04 + 0.06 mm/m volumetric — vendor-published) that holds across operators, surfaces, and working distance. Where the metrology tier (FreeScan Combo Series-class) adds a third-party VDI/VDE 2634 Part 3 + ISO 10360 + ISO/IEC 17025 lab certificate for audit / regulated use, the Rigil delivers the same optical-engine quality at a price point that fits scan-to-CAD, dimensional comparison, and reverse-engineering workflows.
Wi-Fi 6. Marker-free. Standalone or PC. The cable count is zero.
The Rigil runs on a Wi-Fi 6 radio with a tethered USB-C 3.2 fallback. The Rigil runs in three operation modes: Wireless Standalone (no PC required — on-scanner capture and inspection on the device's onboard 32GB compute), PC-Wireless (Wi-Fi 6 streaming to a workstation for max bandwidth on dense scans), and PC-Wired (USB-C 3.2 tether for air-gapped facilities or maximum data throughput). Marker-free IR scanning eliminates the markers, dots, and AESUB-spray prep that slow down conventional structured-light workflows on most surfaces — reflective and dark workpieces still benefit from spray, but the everyday case is marker-free.
EinScan ships the world's most-deployed handheld hybrid laser + IR 3D scanners.
The Rigil keeps the optical-engine architecture, the EXScan Rigil software path, and the multi-mode scanning logic that have made the EinScan line a default for QA inspection, reverse engineering, restoration / digitization, art and heritage capture, and large-asset documentation. The upgrade between generations is in scan speed, marker-free coverage, and software workflow — not a learning curve on an unproven sensor.
12MP color camera, Wi-Fi 6, swappable batteries, IP54 body — sized for the workshop and the field.
An optical engine that drifts in heat, dust, or operator hand fatigue produces bad data regardless of headline accuracy. The Rigil pairs an aluminum-alloy chassis at 750g with a high-contrast onboard display, swappable batteries for continuous field operation, an IP54 dust- and splash-rated body for shop and outdoor use, and a 12MP color camera that captures texture data 1:1 with the geometry path.
See 0.04mm vendor-published accuracy meet a real workpiece.
Wi-Fi 6, USB-C 3.2, standalone mode, and remote scan control.
Stream scan data without a tether or run fully standalone. The Rigil ships with a built-in Wi-Fi 6 radio, USB-C 3.2 fallback, and a standalone mode that processes scans directly on-scanner — no laptop required for capture and on-scanner inspection. The same scanner works on isolated networks, on outdoor scan sites, and tethered into a workstation when bandwidth or compute is the binding constraint.
Inspection. Reverse engineering. Restoration. Field digitization.
The Rigil covers reverse engineering (scan-to-CAD with EXModel or Geomagic Design X), product design iteration, tooling and mold validation, restoration and digitization of legacy parts, and field digitization of medium-scale assets. The hybrid optical engine, marker-free IR mode, and EinScan-class professional accuracy cover the workflow without forcing a second tool for one of the use cases. For first-article QA audit, regulated medical / aerospace inspection, or third-party lab-cert deliverables, step up to the FreeScan Combo Series-class metrology siblings.
Capture, inspect, reverse-engineer, and report — in one connected workflow.
The Rigil ships with EXScan Rigil for capture and on-scanner processing, and connects natively to SHINING3D Inspect for GD&T inspection, EXModel for scan-to-CAD reverse engineering, and the broader industry stack — Geomagic Design X, Geomagic Control X, and PolyWorks Inspector. The data path stays inside the scanner's native ecosystem when that's the goal, and exports cleanly into third-party tools when it isn't. Rev1 confirms software-fit and seat-licensing during application review before purchase.
Rigil vs. industry-standard punch-up & intra-brand peers.
We benchmark the Rigil against the direct professional-tier peer Artec Eva and the recognized search-visible alternative Peel 3D Peel 3.CAD-PRO, with Artec Leo available as a recognized punch-up where freeform-art ergonomics matter, plus the natural intra-brand cross-shop targets (FreeScan Combo Series for buyers who need lab-certified metrology accuracy, EinScan Rigil Lite for buyers comparing EinScan generations). The goal is buyer clarity: where the Rigil leads on optical engine, software stack, and value — and where a different scanner genuinely fits better.
Send Rev1 your target part, accuracy budget, and software stack and we'll tell you which scanner actually fits the application — including when a different scanner is the better answer.
EinScan Rigil — full specifications.
Documentation, software, and Rev1 support resources.
Get the right scanner for your workflow — before you commit.
Most 3D scanner returns happen because the buyer matched a price to a spec sheet instead of a workflow to a geometry. Rev1’s pre-sale process closes that gap. Before your Rigil ships, Rev1 maps your actual parts, surface types, accuracy budget, software stack, and operator training plan against what the scanner delivers. If the Rigil isn’t the best fit, you’ll hear that before the order — not after.
What are you actually scanning? Part size, surface finish, feature resolution, accuracy tolerance, and end deliverable (scan-to-CAD, reverse engineering, dimensional inspection) — Rev1 maps the Rigil’s capabilities against your real parts before the order is placed, including whether a step up to the FreeScan Combo Series-class makes sense for your accuracy requirements.
Software seat count, GD&T inspection tool selection (PolyWorks, Geomagic, VXmodel), scan-to-CAD pipeline, PLM integration, and operator training scope — planned before the scanner arrives, not after the first frustrating session in front of a part that won’t register.
Rev1 verifies calibration on arrival, sets up device profiles, and walks operators through a first-scan session on a representative workpiece from your actual production environment — so the scanner produces usable output on day one, not day thirty after a tutorial spiral.
No commitment required. A pre-sale consultation is complimentary for any Rev1 scanner inquiry — talk through your application before you buy.
EinScan Rigil questions buyers ask before quoting.
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Rev1 can validate application fit, accuracy class, software stack, and integration plan before you commit. Authorized EinScan reseller and factory-trained EinScan support partner in the USA.