MIRACO, the first standalone 3D scanner from Revopoint, is here to meet all your professional scanning needs. Whether you want to capture small or large objects, its quadruple depth camera system can handle it all.

Differences between MIRACO and MIRACO Pro: MIRACO has 16 GB of RAM, while MIRACO Pro has 32 GB of RAM. In addition to the amount of RAM, MIRACO Pro features close and far calibration boards, while MIRACO only has the close calibration board. If you plan to scan particularly large objects like a car, it is advisable to choose the model with 32 GB of RAM, as it is better equipped to handle the higher number of images that such a scan would generate.

Big or small: You will never need to switch scanners again, as MIRACO can capture both large and small objects with its advanced structured infrared light system and quadruple depth camera. You can even switch modes while scanning to capture intricate details or shape data.

Surgical accuracy: Capture every tiny detail with an accuracy of up to 0.05 mm or quickly capture large areas with an accuracy of up to 0.5 mm.

Two capture modes:
Single-shot mode: With MIRACO's single-shot mode, you no longer have to worry about tracking or dealing with color-contrasting surfaces. This makes it easy to capture objects with or without features with precise tracking, high accuracy, and minimal point cloud overlap.

Continuous mode: If you need 3D models quickly, the continuous mode, with a scanning speed of up to 15 frames per second in both close and far modes, ensures a smooth process.

Eye-catching color: With MIRACO's 48-megapixel RGB camera, you can create textured colored 3D models that will amaze, either in single-shot mode to avoid motion blur.