3D Scanner Revopoint MetroX Pro Standard - Revopoint METROX-PRO-STANDARD

The Revopoint MetroX Pro Standard is a handheld 3D scanner that combines multi-line laser and full-field structured light scanning to capture accurate digital models of physical objects. Designed for portable use, it supports handheld and tripod-mounted operation, delivers single-frame precision down to 0.01 mm and single-frame accuracy to 0.02 mm, and covers object sizes from small details (10 × 10 × 10 mm) up to meter-scale items (1 × 1 × 1 m). The scanner exports common 3D formats and is compatible with Windows 10/11 (64-bit) and macOS 11.0 or later, enabling workflows for reverse engineering, prototyping, inspection and digital archiving.

Advantages

The MetroX Pro Standard offers a combination of multi-line laser and structured light technologies, enabling selection of the scanning mode that best matches surface type and task. High point-capture rates — up to 7,000,000 points/s in full-field mode and up to 2,000,000 points/s in laser mode — together with GPU-accelerated scanning and up to 60 FPS, make data collection fast while preserving detail. Compact dimensions and light weight support portability, and multiple tracking methods (Feature, Marker, Global Marker) increase stability when scanning a range of materials and shapes.

Suitable for

• Reverse engineering and CAD model creation
• Prototype validation and product design iterations
• Quality inspection and dimensional measurement of parts
• Digital archiving of small to medium artifacts
• 3D printing preparation and mesh export (PLY, OBJ, STL, 3MF, GLTF, FBX)

When it may not be suitable

The scanner is not intended for outdoor use or for scanning very large scenes beyond its maximum 1 × 1 × 1 m capture volume. Color texture capture is available only in automatic turntable mode, so applications that require high-fidelity color on freely handheld scans may be limited. It also requires a compatible host system (Windows 10/11 64-bit or macOS 11.0+) for full software functionality.

Key specifications

• Single-frame precision: up to 0.01 mm
• Single-frame accuracy: up to 0.02 mm
• Volumetric accuracy: 0.02 mm + 0.04 mm × L (m)
• Scanning speed: up to 7,000,000 points/s (full-field) / 2,000,000 points/s (multi-line laser)
• Working distance: 200–400 mm
• Field of view: 43 × 33°
• Minimum scanning volume: 10 × 10 × 10 mm; maximum: 1 × 1 × 1 m
• Scanning area: 160 × 70 mm at 200 mm; 320 × 215 mm at 400 mm
• Minimum point spacing: 0.05 mm
• RGB camera: 2 MP (color capture in turntable mode)
• Tracking methods: Feature, Marker, Global Marker
• 3D light sources: 30 cross-line lasers, 15 parallel line lasers, 62 structured light lines; plus 12 blue LEDs
• Processor: 4-core ARM 2.0 GHz with onboard depth-map processing
• Connectivity: USB Type-C to Type-C; power DC 12V, 3A
• Weight and dimensions: 508 g; 209 × 88 × 44 mm
• Output formats: PLY, OBJ, STL, ASC, 3MF, GLTF, FBX

How to use

Set up the MetroX Pro on a tripod or use it handheld depending on the object and workspace. Maintain the recommended working distance of 200–400 mm and choose the scanning mode (multi-line laser or full-field structured light) that matches the surface properties. Use Feature, Marker, or Global Marker tracking as needed to improve alignment; apply supplied markers for featureless or reflective surfaces. Stream data to the Revo Metro software on a compatible Windows or macOS host, monitor the scan in real time, and export the resulting mesh in the required format for CAD, inspection or 3D printing.

What to consider before purchase

• Intended use: suitable for small to medium objects and metrology-level detail; not for outdoor or very large scene scanning
• Host system requirements: Windows 10/11 (64-bit) or macOS 11.0+ for full software support
• Color capture limitations: full-color scans available only in automatic turntable mode
• Power and connectivity: requires DC 12V/3A supply and USB-C host connection
• Included accessories: tripod, rotating stand and markers can be required for some workflows

Usage recommendations

For best results, stabilize the object or the scanner (tripod or turntable) when scanning small or highly detailed parts, use the supplied markers on low-texture or reflective surfaces, and choose the scanning mode that matches the material. Verify exported meshes in your CAD or inspection software and apply post-processing (alignment, hole filling, smoothing) as needed before manufacturing or 3D printing.