Artec Ray II is a wireless, long-range LiDAR 3D scanner built to capture large to massive objects, scenes, and environments — from 0.5 m up to 130 m (1.6 ft to 427 ft) away — with metrology-grade accuracy. It records up to 2,000,000 points per second and completes a full-dome scan at its highest resolution in just 1 minute 42 seconds, making it one of the fastest terrestrial laser scanners in its class.
With 3D point accuracy of 1.9 mm at 10 m, best-in-class angular accuracy of 18 arcseconds, and a 36 MP 3-camera HDR imaging system, Ray II delivers clean, richly textured point clouds that need minimal post-processing. It's the right tool for reverse engineering, quality inspection, digital twins, forensic documentation, heritage preservation, and change-over-time assessment of civil infrastructure.
Why Choose Artec Ray II?
Long-range precision
Capture objects from 0.5 to 130 m (1.6 to 427 ft) with 1.9 mm accuracy at 10 m and range accuracy of 1.0 mm + 10 ppm.
Lightning-fast capture
Up to 2 million points per second. A full 360° × 300° dome at 3 mm resolution takes 1 min 42 sec without texture.
Fully wireless & portable
5.35 kg (11.7 lb) scanner, about 5 kg (11 lb) with its carbon tripod. Battery-powered, controlled onboard or via the Artec Remote app — no computer, no targets.
Brilliant HDR texture
A 36 MP 3-camera system captures 432 MPx of raw data for a calibrated 360° × 300° spherical image with automatic 5-bracket HDR.
Smart onboard registration
Visual Inertial System (VIS), altimeter, compass, and GNSS align scans in real time between setups — scans arrive in Artec Studio pre-registered.
Built for the field
IP54 water and dust protection, Class 1 eye-safe 1550 nm laser, operation from -5°C to +40°C (23°F to 104°F), and hot-swappable batteries for up to 8 hours of scanning.
Metrology-Grade Accuracy at Long Range
Ray II uses time-of-flight scanning enhanced by Waveform Digitizing (WFD) technology for consistent, professional-grade results across its full working range:
| Metric | Performance |
|---|---|
| 3D point accuracy @ 10 m (32.8 ft) | 1.9 mm |
| 3D point accuracy @ 20 m (65.6 ft) | 2.9 mm |
| 3D point accuracy @ 40 m (131 ft) | 5.3 mm |
| Angular accuracy | 18 arcseconds (0.87 mm @ 10 m) |
| Range accuracy | 1.0 mm + 10 ppm |
| Range noise | 0.4 mm @ 10 m; 0.5 mm @ 20 m (at 89% albedo) |
Every Ray II ships with an accuracy certificate, and its Check & Adjust field procedure lets the scanner verify and recalibrate itself by scanning its surroundings — no targets, no lab visit.
Scan Times That Change Your Workflow
Where traditional terrestrial scanners tie up a site for hours, Ray II captures vehicles in minutes and aircraft or full-sized buildings in a few hours:
| Resolution @ 10 m | Without texture | With texture |
|---|---|---|
| 3 mm | 1 min 42 sec | 2 min 42 sec |
| 6 mm | 51 sec | 1 min 51 sec |
| 12 mm | 26 sec | 1 min 26 sec |
Simple to Operate — On Board or Remotely
Basic scan functions run directly from Ray II's full-color touchscreen, so capturing a scene is as simple as pressing a button. For hard-to-reach or hazardous locations — scanning at height, over machinery, or inside restricted areas — the Artec Remote app for iOS and Android starts scans, adjusts settings, and monitors progress from a safe distance over Wi-Fi. Data is saved to a 256 GB exchangeable USB 3.0 flash drive.
Ray II's smart auto-removal of moving objects (Double Scan) deletes people, vehicles, and anything else that passes through the scene during capture, so your data stays focused on what matters.
A Perfect Match for Artec Leo
Ray II pairs exceptionally well with the wireless handheld Artec Leo: use Ray II's range and speed for full scenes and large structures, then fill in specific areas, tight angles, and fine details with Leo. Both datasets merge seamlessly in Artec Studio for complete coverage of large or complex objects — a workflow used across shipbuilding, aerospace, and forensics. Ray II also integrates with every other Artec 3D scanner in seconds.
From Scan to CAD or Inspection
Upload scans to Artec Studio to position and fit CAD primitives, then export to SOLIDWORKS or other CAD packages for reverse engineering — or send data directly to Geomagic Control X for comprehensive, professional-grade inspection reports.
Applications
- Reverse engineering — capture legacy equipment, vehicles, construction machinery, and aircraft for scan-to-CAD workflows.
- Quality inspection — scan large parts and assemblies in under 2 minutes and export to Control X for deviation analysis.
- Digital twins — build accurate as-built models of facilities, plants, and infrastructure throughout their lifecycle.
- Civil infrastructure — document bridges, tunnels, dams, and wind turbines for inspection and change-over-time assessment.
- Forensics — document entire crime, death, and accident scenes in minutes with HDR color accurate enough to identify evidence such as bloodstains.
- Heritage preservation & archaeology — digitally preserve sites, monuments, and excavations in true-to-life color.
- Aerospace & automotive — fuselage and wing inspections, crush deformation analysis, accident reconstruction, and design optimization.
Technical Specifications
Buy Artec Ray II from a Gold-Certified Artec Partner
3DMakerWorld is a Gold-Certified Artec 3D reseller with offices in Naperville, Illinois and Lenexa, Kansas. We use Artec scanners daily in our own 3D scanning service bureau, so the guidance you get is based on real production experience — not a spec sheet.
- Live demos — see Ray II scan in person or online before you buy.
- Application guidance — we'll help confirm Ray II (or a Ray II + Leo combination) fits your parts, sites, and workflow.
- Training and support — setup, Artec Studio workflows, and scan-to-CAD or inspection pipelines.
- Education and government pricing — ask about eligible institutional packages.
Call us at 331-758-0940 (Naperville, IL) or 913-270-3158 (Lenexa, KS), email sales@3dmakerworld.com, or use the quote form below.
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