Artec Eva handheld structured-light 3D scanner, three-quarter view
Front view of the Artec Eva showing its cameras and structured light flash ring
Close-up of the Artec Eva flash bulb and LED ring that projects safe white structured light
Artec Eva held in one hand, showing its lightweight 2 lb handheld design
Artec Eva 3D scanner with the Artec battery pack for up to 6 hours of mobile scanning
Operator 3D scanning a classical bust with the Artec Eva and viewing the model live on a laptop
Medical professional scanning an anatomical heart model with the Artec Eva and a tablet
ngineer capturing a transmission gearbox with the Artec Eva, with live scan data on a laptop
Artec Eva being used to 3D scan President Barack Obama for the first 3D-printed presidential portrait

Artec Eva

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Artec Eva is the world's best-known handheld 3D scanner — a fast, versatile structured-light scanner that captures medium to large objects in high resolution and full color. With accuracy up to 0.1 mm, 16 frames per second, and up to 18 million points captured per second, Eva makes a quick, textured, precise 3D model of anything from a human bust to an alloy wheel or a motorcycle exhaust.

Eva uses safe white structured light, needs no targets and no calibration — just point and shoot. That combination of speed, simplicity, and data quality has made it Artec's most popular scanner and a fixture across reverse engineering, healthcare and prosthetics, CGI and VR, forensics, heritage preservation, and education. Eva was even used to scan President Barack Obama for the first 3D-printed portrait of a US president.

Why Choose Artec Eva?

Fast, accurate capture

Up to 16 FPS and 18 million points per second, with 3D point accuracy up to 0.1 mm and resolution up to 0.2 mm.

Full-color scanning

1.3 MP texture capture in 24-bit color produces vivid, photorealistic 3D models ready for CGI, VR/AR, and archival work.

No targets, no calibration

Hybrid geometry and texture tracking locks onto the object itself. Plug in, point, and scan — like using a video camera.

Safe for people

White structured light is completely safe for scanning people and animals, which is why Eva is a standard tool in healthcare, prosthetics, and body scanning.

Truly portable

At 0.9 kg (2 lb), Eva pairs with a tablet and the Artec battery pack (up to 6 hours) to scan anywhere, with or without an outlet.

HD Mode

AI-powered HD Mode in Artec Studio delivers sharper, cleaner models at 2X the resolution of standard scans, and improves capture of black, shiny, and fine surfaces.

Structured-Light Scanning Done Right

Eva projects a structured light pattern from a flashbulb source and reads both the geometry and the color of the object at once. Collecting two data streams means better tracking on featureless or smooth surfaces, faster processing in Artec Studio, and no compromise between shape and texture quality. Targets can still be incorporated when a workflow calls for them, but they're never required.

Metric Performance
3D point accuracy Up to 0.1 mm
3D resolution Up to 0.2 mm (HD Mode)
Accuracy over distance 0.1 mm + 0.3 mm/m
3D reconstruction rate Up to 16 FPS
Data acquisition speed Up to 18 million points/sec
Texture resolution 1.3 MP, 24 bpp color

Built for Medium to Large Objects

With a working distance of 0.4 to 1 m (15.7" to 39.4") and a capture volume of 61,000 cm³ (about 3,700 cu in), Eva is sized for objects starting from around 10 cm (4 in) — car parts, furniture, people, machinery components, museum pieces. For larger subjects, keep scanning: Eva tracks continuously as you move around the object. It also pairs naturally with other Artec scanners — Spider II for intricate fine detail on the same model, or Leo and Ray II for bigger scenes — with all data merging in Artec Studio.

From Scan to CAD, Print, or Screen

Eva runs with Artec Studio, whose Autopilot mode guides new users through processing automatically while manual mode gives full control. Export watertight meshes to STL for 3D printing, OBJ or PLY for CGI and VR, or use scan-to-CAD tools to fit primitives and continue in SOLIDWORKS, Geomagic Design X, or Control X for inspection. Multiple Evas can also be bundled and synced for automated scanning systems using the free Artec Scanning SDK.

Applications

  • Reverse engineering & prototyping — capture parts and assemblies for scan-to-CAD workflows in a fraction of the time of manual measurement.
  • Healthcare & prosthetics — safely scan patients for custom prosthetics, orthotics, and pre-surgical models.
  • CGI, VR & games — build full-color 3D assets and avatars ready for film, games, and AR/VR pipelines.
  • Forensics — document evidence and injuries with accurate, textured 3D records.
  • Heritage preservation — digitize artifacts and artworks non-invasively, in true color.
  • Education — the most widely taught professional 3D scanner, with education package pricing available.
  • Automotive & aerospace — capture panels, interiors, and components for design, tooling, and inspection.

Technical Specifications

3D point accuracy
Up to 0.1 mm
3D resolution
Up to 0.2 mm (HD Mode)
3D accuracy over distance
Up to 0.1 mm + 0.3 mm/m
3D reconstruction rate
Up to 16 FPS
Data acquisition speed
Up to 18 million points/sec
3D exposure time
0.0002 s
Working distance
0.4 – 1 m (15.7" – 39.4")
Object size
Starting from 10 cm (4 in)
Volume capture zone
61,000 cm³ (approx. 3,700 cu in)
Linear field of view
214 × 148 mm (8.4" × 5.8") at closest range; 536 × 371 mm (21.1" × 14.6") at furthest range
Angular field of view
30° × 21°
Texture resolution
1.3 MP, 24 bpp color
Light source
3D: flashbulb (white structured light, safe for people); 2D: white 12-LED array
Tracking
Target-free hybrid geometry and texture tracking; optional target workflow supported
Calibration
None required
HD Mode
Yes — AI-powered, 2X resolution, improved capture of black, shiny, and fine surfaces (Artec Studio 15.1+)
Software
Artec Studio, with Autopilot and manual modes; free Artec Scanning SDK for custom integration and multi-scanner bundling
Export formats
Mesh: OBJ, PLY, WRL, STL, AOP, ASC, PTX, E57, XYZRGB; CAD: STEP, IGES, X_T; measurements: CSV, DXF, XML
Supported OS
Windows 7, 8, 10, 11 x64
Dimensions
262 × 158 × 63 mm (10.3" × 6.2" × 2.5")
Weight
0.9 kg (2 lb)
Interface
1 × USB 2.0, USB 3.0 compatible
Power
AC power or Artec battery pack (up to 6 hours) for fully mobile scanning with a tablet or laptop
Warranty
2-year manufacturer warranty

Buy Artec Eva 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 Eva scan in person or online before you buy.
  • Application guidance — we'll help confirm Eva (or an Eva + Spider II combination) fits your parts and workflow.
  • Training and support — setup, Artec Studio workflows, and scan-to-CAD or 3D printing pipelines.
  • Education pricing — Eva is available in discounted Artec education packages for schools and universities.

Call us at 331-758-0940 (Naperville, IL) or 913-270-3158 (Lenexa, KS), email sales@3dmakerworld.com, or use the quote form below.

Frequently Asked Questions

Eva is a handheld structured-light 3D scanner. It projects a safe white light pattern onto the object and captures geometry and full color simultaneously at up to 16 frames per second, producing accurate, textured 3D models of medium to large objects.
Eva delivers 3D point accuracy up to 0.1 mm, resolution up to 0.2 mm in HD Mode, and accuracy over distance of 0.1 mm + 0.3 mm/m — professional-grade results for reverse engineering, healthcare, and quality work.
Eva is built for medium to large objects starting from about 10 cm (4 in) — think human busts, alloy wheels, exhaust systems, furniture, or machinery components. Because it tracks continuously as you move, it can also cover much larger subjects like full bodies or vehicle panels.
Yes. Eva uses white structured light, which is completely safe for scanning people and animals. That's why it's widely used in healthcare, prosthetics, orthotics, and body scanning. For best results, have the subject hold their pose during the scan.
No. Eva requires neither targets nor calibration. Its hybrid geometry and texture tracking follows the object itself, so you just plug in and scan like you'd film with a video camera. Targets can optionally be added to a workflow when helpful.
Yes. Eva handles black and shiny surfaces well for a structured-light scanner, and HD Mode further improves capture of dark, reflective, and fine or thin elements using AI-powered reconstruction.
HD Mode is an AI-powered scanning mode in Artec Studio (15.1 or higher) that produces sharper, cleaner, more detailed models with resolution 2X higher than standard SD data — up to 0.2 mm — and captures smaller, thinner, and harder-to-reach elements.
Eva connects via USB to a Windows PC, laptop, or tablet running Artec Studio. Add the Artec battery pack (up to 6 hours) and the 0.9 kg (2 lb) scanner becomes a fully mobile kit that works anywhere, with no outlet needed.
Artec scanners are sold through certified resellers. 3DMakerWorld is a Gold-Certified Artec partner with offices in Naperville, IL and Lenexa, KS, offering quotes, live demos, training, education packages, and support. Request a quote or demo through the form on this page, call 331-758-0940 (Naperville, IL) or 913-270-3158 (Lenexa, KS), or email sales@3dmakerworld.com.

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Tell us about your application and we'll follow up with pricing, availability, and a live Eva demo — in person or online.

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