High-Precision 3D Inspection Scanners
OptimScan Q series features two scan ranges that can be switched with a single click, eliminating manual adjustment of aperture and focal length.
Scanned data from different ranges can be seamlessly fused in the software, ensuring both efficiency and detail.
The monocular-stereo fusion function can effectively increase data coverage and improve the integrity of the scanned data, such as the common turning corners and joints of industrial parts.
Powered by a built-in dual-chip computing module, OptimScan Q series delivers rapid image acquisition and efficient data processing. Each shot takes less than 1 second, capturing a dense set of high-resolution data points with exceptional precision.
To further streamline the workflow, the systems support multiple exposure modes—including intelligent automatic exposure—significantly reducing scanning time while ensuring optimal results across a wide range of surface conditions.
OptimScan Q systems is compact and easy to carry, offering flexible manual scanning. For semi-automated operation, it pairs with a fixed tripod and an automatic turntable with up to 20 kg load, providing increased efficiency and consistency in scanning. In fully automated mode, it integrates with a robot for precise, repetitive inspection tasks.
Designed to work seamlessly with high-precision 3D inspection systems, the automatic dual-axis turntable (up to 3 kg load) enables multi-angle automated scanning with a single click within the scanning software.
OptimScan Q series can seamlessly integrates with intelligent 3D inspection system, enabling fully automated workflow from scanning to report generation.
Workflow:
1. Path Teaching
2. Automated 3D Measurement
3. Automated 3D Inspection
4. Automated Report Generation
INSPECT ON THE MOVE
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SHINING 3D Metrology brings precision measurement from isolated labs directly to the shop floor and beyond, enabling real-time quality assurance across every stage of production.
Discover how integrating our scanners into your workflow can enhance efficiency and help you achieve remarkable results.
Application Scenarios: Precision machined parts such as engine blocks, transmission housings, turbine blades, and braking system components. Function: Rapid acquisition of high-density point cloud data for geometric tolerance analysis (e.g., flatness, roundness, position) by comparing with CAD models. Detects machining errors (e.g., burrs, deformation) to ensure compliance with industry standards.
Application Scenarios: Stamped sheet metal parts such as fenders, and chassis structural components. Function: Scan surface contours to analyze springback effects and optimize stamping die design parameters. Conduct full-size inspection (FAI) to detect minor wrinkles or cracks, reducing subsequent welding and assembly issues.
Application Scenarios: Injection molds, die-casting molds. Function: Scan worn molds and perform reverse engineering to generate 3D models for repair or remanufacturing guidance. Compare data from old and new molds to predict lifecycle and reduce downtime costs.
Application Scenarios: Critical production line stations. Function: Integration with robotic arms enables fully automated scanning. Real-time inspection reports are generated to monitor production trends and provide early deviation warnings.
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No. OptimScan Q series doesn't have a color camera to capture the texture information of object.
OptimScan Q series supports markerless scanning. For higher accuracy requirements, it can recognize 1mm, 2mm, or 4mm non-reflective markers.
Yes. The scanner provides inspection reports and calibration certificates traceable to international standards such as VDI/VDE 2634 and ISO 10360 (subject to the actual certificates issued). All calibration and verification procedures are performed in SHINING 3D’s accredited Accuracy Lab, which operates in accordance with ISO/IEC 17025 requirements.
A handheld scanner offers flexibility and portability, making it ideal for scanning large, complex, or hard-to-reach parts. A fixed scanner is mounted in a stable position and is better suited for repetitive, high-precision scanning of smaller parts in controlled environments.
We recommend using OptimScan Q series for small to medium-sized objects in high-precision application scenarios such as automotive, electronic, mold manufacturing and so on.
OptimScan Q series software can be integrated with SHINING3D Inspect module, offering comprehensive functionalities such as Compare, Cross-Section, Feature, Dimension, Gauges, Report, and Quick Measurement, enabling diverse inspection requirements.
SHINING 3D scanners are calibrated using certified artifacts or calibration panels traceable to metrology standards. Regular calibration ensures measurement traceability, maintains accuracy, and aligns the scanner with quality management requirements.
OptimScan Q Series supports blue LED for data acquisition.
Blue LED: Projects grating patterns to capture dense surface data, excelling at fine textures, complex geometries, and small details.
