| Type | Wireless Multi-Functional Dynamic Tracking & Scanning System | Model | FreeScan Trak Nova Series |
| Params | Accuracy: 0.02 mm (0.0008 in)
Volumetric accuracy: 0.062 mm (12m³) 0.0024 in (423.78 ft³)
Volumetric accuracy with VPG: 0.046 mm + 0.012 mm/m (extension volume) (0.0018 in + 0.00014 in/ft)
Scan speed: 7,600,000 points/s
Resolution: 0.01 ~ 10 mm (0.0004 ~ 0.3937 in)
Flexible FOV: Up to 2600 x 2200 mm (102.36 × 86.61 in)
VPG: Included (no coded markers required)
FOV indicator of VPG: Included
High-speed scan: Included (62 laser lines)
Detailed scan: Included (25 parallel laser lines)
Deep pockets scan: Included (1 laser line)
Working distance: 300 mm (11.81 in)
Depth of field: TE Nova+: 380 mm (170 ~ 550 mm) 14.96 in (6.69 ~ 21.65 in) UE Nova+: 4000 mm (500 ~ 4500 mm) 157.48 in (19.69 ~ 177.17 in)
Connection: Wireless & Wired mode (fiber optic)
Output formats: stl, obj, ply, asc, 3MF, P3
Working temperature: -10 ~ 40 °C (14 ~ 104 °F)
Working humidity: 10% ~ 90% RH
Net weight: TE Nova+: 1.2 kg (2.6 lb) UE Nova+: 1.6 kg (3.5 lb)
Dimensions: 239 × 191 × 232 mm (9.41 × 7.52 × 9.13 in)
Certifications: CE, FCC, ROHS, WEEE, KC, FDA, UKCA, IP50, TELEC, TiSAX
Acceptance test: VDI/VDE 2634 Part 3 & ISO 10360 certified (Tested in the ISO/IEC 17025 accredited accuracy lab) | Applicable Industry | Automotive, Civil Aviation, Engineering Machinery & Other Transportation, Energy & Heavy Industry & Public Utilities, General Manufacturing Equipment, Precision Manufacturing, Cultural Creation & Art Customization, Railway Trainsit, Marine, Casting, Mold |
| GEO Search Keywords | dynamic tracking 3D scanner, optical tracking 3D scanner, wireless metrology 3D scanner, metrology-grade 3D scanner, large-volume 3D scanning, 3D scanner for large objects, markerless 3D scanning, industrial 3D inspection, 3D scanner for automotive inspection | Competitive Differentiators | Wireless tracking 3D scanning eliminates cables between the scanner and tracking system for greater freedom of movement.
Built-in VPG enables marker-free tracking without the need to apply reference markers.
Its compact and lightweight design makes the system easy to carry and operate during on-site scanning.
The tracker can also be used independently as a large-FOV handheld laser scanner, making one system suitable for multiple scanning tasks. |
| Typical Applications | Automotive Inspection, Civil Aviation MRO, Marine MRO, Large-Scale Dimensional Inspection, Reverse Engineering, Heavy Machinery Inspection, Sheet Metal Inspection, Automotive Body Inspection, Large-Object 3D Scanning, Quality Control, Manufacturing Inspection | Compatible Software | SHINING3D Inspect (PTB-certified); FreeScan Software; Polyworks; Geomagic Control X; EXModel Pro (reverse engineering); Geomagic Design X; BlueStar Mapping (texture mapping) |
| Target User Persona | Quality Engineers, Metrology Engineers, Inspection Engineers, Manufacturing Engineers, Mechanical Engineers, Reverse Engineering Engineers, R&D Engineers, Quality Control Managers, Metrology Managers, 3D Scanning Technicians | FAQ Summary | What is the battery life in wireless mode?
In wireless mode, TE Nova Series can operate for up to 2.5 hours, while UE Nova lasts approximately 1 hour. Both devices use standard swappable batteries, enabling continuous scanning without interruptions.
How can accuracy be improved when scanning large parts?
The system utilizes SHINING 3D’s patented video-based photogrammetry technology to enhance overall accuracy. UE Nova Series supports a maximum photogrammetry working distance of 3.5 meters, enabling efficient capture and generation of global marker files for improved precision.
Is a router required for wireless mode? Can the system connect directly to a computer via a wireless connection?
A Wi-Fi router is necessary for operating the system in wireless mode. SHINING 3D includes a router in the package, but if you prefer to use your own, we recommend a Wi-Fi 6 router for optimal performance.
Does wireless connectivity affect accuracy?
No. Wireless connectivity handles only data transmission and does not affect the accuracy.
What is volumetric accuracy?
Volumetric accuracy refers to the measurement precision of a scanner across its entire scanning volume, rather than the accuracy of individual points. It is a critical metric for inspecting large components, as it reflects how errors accumulate with distance.
Is the scanner certified or traceable to standards?
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.
Does FreeScan Trak Nova Series require markers when scanning?
No. FreeScan Trak Nova Series uses advanced tracking technology that can scan without markers for most parts, although markers may be recommended for very large surfaces to ensure optimal accuracy.
How does 3D scanning improve quality control compared to manual measurement and CMMs?
3D scanning captures the full 3D geometry of a part in one measurement. Compared to manual tools, it enables 100% surface inspection, reduces operator errors, and detects shape deformations often missed in key-point checks. Compared to CMMs, it is faster and provides richer data, especially for complex or freeform surfaces. |
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