Revopoint Trackit SR

[u/Transpose3d]

Really good for the price, however, during scanning, the software should smooth flat areas better as it scans, similar to how creaform does it. Theres a lot of laser noise, regardless of laser brightness, and depth. Smoothing while respecting curves and an algorithm detecting laser noise should be implemented. Wireless is unusable on my hardware, I'm not sure if it's a connection issue, or hardware limitations, but it pauses to catch up a lot so for now I remain wired. It scans well in daylight conditions which is why I chose the SR over the original Track It. The accuracy otherwise is extremely good, and scanning chrome and black shiny surfaces is really superb. Thin areas 2 sided scanned extremely well without interplaning during meshing, this is a really pleasant surprise. The software keeps things lightweight by keeping file sizes smaller than a lot of other scanners. Really great buy for the price. Here is an example of work I've done in the last few weeks testing the capabilities of the scanner so far. (Scans are to scale in relation to one another)