SHINING 3D EinScan Rigil Tri-Mode Laser Scanner · Built-In Computing · Fully Wireless
The world’s first tri-mode laser 3D scanner with built-in computing — hybrid blue-laser + IR scanning, a 6.4″ AMOLED touchscreen, and no PC required.
The EinScan Rigil packs a hybrid blue-laser + IR VCSEL optical engine, an 8-core computer with 32 GB RAM and a 1 TB SSD, and a 2K AMOLED touchscreen into an 870 g handheld — scan, view, and edit entirely on the device, or stream over Wi-Fi 6 to a workstation. Full specifications →
Authorized EinScan reseller and factory-trained support partner in the USA — Rev1 validates application fit, software stack, and training before you commit. Questions? Call (248) 707-2950.
An Authorized EinScan Reseller and Factory-Trained Support Partner.
Rev1 Technologies is an Authorized EinScan Reseller and a factory-trained SHINING 3D 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.
Three Scanners’ Worth of Capability. One Wireless Handheld.
The First Tri-Mode Laser Scanner With a Computer Inside
The Rigil is the world’s first tri-mode laser 3D scanner with built-in computing: scan fully standalone on the device’s own 8-core computer and 2K AMOLED touchscreen, stream wirelessly over Wi-Fi 6 to a workstation, or tether by USB-C for maximum throughput. A hybrid blue-laser + IR VCSEL engine delivers 0.04 mm accuracy on machined parts and marker-free capture on large objects — recognized with the iF Design Award 2026.
Blue Laser for Precision. IR VCSEL for Marker-Free Speed.
Two Optical Engines, Two Camera Groups, One Mesh
The Rigil carries two separate groups of cameras and projectors — one tuned for crossed blue-laser lines, one for infrared VCSEL. Blue laser resolves fine machined geometry and dark or reflective surfaces; IR captures medium-to-large objects fast with no markers at all. Switch modes mid-scan and the data merges into a single aligned mesh.
Zero Markers. Zero Prep. Straight to Data.
A special tracking algorithm in EXScan Rigil enables marker-free blue-laser scanning — more efficient than traditional marker-based laser workflows, with better data quality than marker-free IR alone. The dot-sticker setup step that slows conventional laser scanners simply disappears for most parts.
25+25 Crossed Blue Laser Lines. 0.05 mm Resolution.
Engineering Geometry, Captured at Speed
Laser HD mode sweeps 25+25 crossed blue-laser lines across the part at up to 4,800,000 points per second, holding 0.04 + 0.06 mm/m volumetric accuracy. Drop to 7 parallel lines for fine detail work at 0.05 mm resolution — edges, ribs, and small features on machined and cast parts stay crisp.
Dynamic Laser Switching — Mid-Scan
Switch between crossed-line speed and parallel-line detail during the scanning process, without stopping or re-registering. The Rigil merges both data streams into one model — sweep the broad surfaces fast, then slow down only where fine geometry demands it.
Standalone. Wireless to PC. Wired to PC. Your Call, Per Job.
The Cable Count Is Zero — Until You Want It
Run fully standalone with capture, preview, and editing on the device itself — no PC in the workflow. Connect over built-in Wi-Fi 6 when you want workstation horsepower without a tether. Or plug in USB-C for maximum scanning speed in complex network environments and air-gapped facilities. Two swappable 5500 mAh batteries deliver 3.5–4 hours of field runtime, extendable with any 60 W PD3.0 power bank.
16 Million Points Per Second. No Markers. Up to 5 m Objects.
Coverage Mode for People, Furniture, and Full Vehicles
Invisible VCSEL infrared floods the working area at up to 16,000,000 points per second with a 160–1500 mm standoff — ideal for scanning people, interiors, props, and assemblies up to roughly 5 m. No markers, no projector pattern visible to the subject, and texture alignment handles surfaces that geometry alone cannot track.
A 5 MP high-definition camera restores full-color texture alongside geometry — one pass, no offline texture mapping.
Scans efficiently in direct sunlight — field digitization no longer waits for a tent or nightfall.
Adapts to dark and reflective metal surfaces without spray on most parts — the cases entry scanners lose track on.
Global markers, markers, features, texture, and hybrid alignment — combine freely for the geometry in front of you.
A Workstation’s Worth of Computing, Behind a 6.4″ 2K AMOLED.
Scan, Preview, and Edit — Entirely on the Device
An 8-core 2.4 GHz processor, 32 GB of LPDDR5, and 64 GB eMMC + 1 TB SSD storage process scans on the scanner itself. The 6.4″ 2K AMOLED touchscreen shows the model growing in real time, and on-device editing — including multi-project alignment in standalone mode — means a complete capture session never touches a laptop.
Built for the Shop Floor and the Field
Hot-swappable batteries keep long sessions running without a wall outlet. The 870 g balanced body keeps operator fatigue down across a full inspection shift, and the whole package — 233 × 180 × 72.8 mm — travels in a carry case, not a crate. Certified CE, FCC, ROHS, WEEE, FDA, and SRRC, with an IP50-rated chassis.
Automotive. Reverse Engineering. Heritage. Field Digitization.
One scanner covers scan-to-CAD with reverse-engineering software, dimensional comparison, restoration, and large-asset capture — without forcing a second tool for any one of them. Need automated in-line visual inspection at production volume? Pair with Rev1’s Vision AI solutions.
A Truly Universal Scanner for the Garage
Cable-free and size-flexible: panels, brackets, interiors, and full body lines digitize with one device. Strong material adaptability handles dark paint and bright trim, and the standalone touchscreen means crawling under a chassis no longer drags a laptop with it.
Cultural Creation & Art, in Full Color
The blue-laser source preserves fine relief while the 5 MP camera restores faithful color texture — high-fidelity digitization for sculpture, artifacts, and art customization. IR Rapid mode covers larger installations and statuary without laying a single marker on the piece.
From Workshop to Outdoors
Sunlight-capable scanning plus standalone operation make the Rigil a genuine field instrument: motorcycles in the lot, equipment on site, props on location. Batteries swap hot, the touchscreen replaces the laptop, and data processes on the walk back.
EXScan Rigil on PC. A Full Suite on the Device. Open Exports.
Capture and edit on the scanner, refine in EXScan Rigil, then export STL, OBJ, PLY, 3MF, or ASC straight into EXModel, Geomagic Design X, or PolyWorks Inspector — no proprietary lock-in.
Scene-Adaptive Scanning & Hybrid Tracking
The v1.2 software adds scene-adaptive scanning that auto-tunes exposure to the target, advanced hybrid tracking that combines markers, features, and texture freely, a data-quality indicator, and scan rewind — resume from edited data instead of starting over.
Point-Cloud and Mesh Editing, Built In
High-efficiency noise reduction, point-cloud editing, auto hole filling, cutting-plane, mirror, and small-part cleanup tools ship in the box — plus U-Drive transfer mode and cloud sharing for handing models to the next seat. Measurement and X-Y-Z system alignment prepare data for downstream CAD without a separate utility.
Geometry and Color, One Pass
The 5 MP texture camera restores high-quality color detail with the geometry — no second rig, no offline texture mapping. Color-critical work like art reproduction and AR/VR content keeps its fidelity straight off the scanner.
EinScan Rigil vs. Rigil Lite vs. the Standalone Benchmark
How the Rigil compares inside its own series — and against the recognized standalone handheld reference — on the capabilities that decide the purchase.
| Capability | EinScan Rigil | EinScan Rigil Lite | Artec Leo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Volumetric accuracy | 0.04 + 0.06 mm/m (Laser HD) | Slightly lower (vendor-stated) | 0.1 mm + 0.3 mm/m |
| Light source | Blue laser 25+25 crossed + 7 parallel · IR VCSEL | Blue laser 17+17 crossed + 7 parallel · IR VCSEL | Structured blue light only |
| Laser HD efficiency | ~40% faster line coverage | Baseline (17+17 lines) | No laser mode |
| Built-in computing | 8-core · 32 GB RAM · 1 TB SSD | 24 GB RAM · 512 GB storage | NVIDIA embedded · 512 GB |
| Onboard display | 6.4″ 2K AMOLED touch | 6.4″ AMOLED touch | 5.5″ touch |
| Marker-free laser scanning | Yes — tracking algorithm | Yes | No laser mode |
| Wireless + standalone | Wi-Fi 6 · full standalone | Wi-Fi 6 · full standalone | Wi-Fi · standalone |
| Price (est.) | $4,999 | Lower — see Rigil Lite | ~$34,800 |
Competitor figures are approximate, from publicly available manufacturer information, and vary by configuration; provided by Rev1 Technologies for general orientation. The Rigil pairs laser-grade accuracy, marker-free workflows, and full standalone computing at a price the standalone category has not seen before. Comparing the Creaform-built peel 3.CAD-PRO or Artec Eva instead? Rev1 walks the cross-shop during application review.
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WHY REV1 TECH
Authorized EinScan Reseller. US Application Support.
Rev1 Technologies is an authorized SHINING 3D EinScan partner headquartered in Auburn Hills, MI, with direct expertise in 3D scanning, reverse engineering, and dimensional inspection workflows.
Rev1 serves manufacturers, fabricators, studios, and research programs across the USA. We don’t just ship boxes — we validate the application, set up the software stack, train operators, and support the scanner for its working life.
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