Where the EinScan Libre fits in the range
The Libre is the colour and texture specialist in the EinScan line. It is a standalone wireless scanner — its own NVIDIA processor, a 5.5 inch OLED screen and 1 TB of storage — so scanning and mesh processing happen on the device, with no laptop in the workflow. A 48 MP colour camera is what separates it: where most scanners treat colour as an accessory, the Libre records texture good enough to use, which is why it is the model we recommend for heritage pieces, artwork, textured product surfaces and anything where appearance is as important as geometry. It captures objects from 0.1 m to over 10 m with resolution up to 0.05 mm.
| Model |
Form |
Documented accuracy |
Choose it when |
| EinScan Libre |
Wireless standalone handheld — NVIDIA processor, 5.5″ OLED, 1 TB storage, on-device scan-to-mesh; 48 MP colour camera; IR Rapid (VCSEL), IR Adaptive (38 IR lines) and Laser HD (101 blue laser lines) modes |
Volumetric accuracy up to 0.04 + 0.06 mm/m; point distance 0.05–3.0 mm in Laser HD; up to 4,500,000 points/s |
Colour and texture matter as much as geometry — heritage, art, product visuals, textured surfaces |
| EinScan Rigil |
Tri-mode handheld — standalone with on-board computing, wireless or wired; 19 + 19 crossed blue laser lines plus IR VCSEL |
Volumetric accuracy up to 0.04 + 0.06 mm/m |
General professional scanning and reverse engineering where surfaces vary |
| EinScan H2 |
White-light and IR handheld built around people — 5 MP texture camera, three VCSEL projectors |
Up to 0.05 mm in white light, 0.1 mm in IR; volumetric 0.05 ± 0.1 mm/m |
Bodies, faces, prosthetics and organic shapes, including moving subjects |
| EinScan Medixa |
All-in-one wireless clinical scanner with preset workflows and movement compensation |
Point distance 0.2–3 mm; FOV up to 1090 × 1260 mm in IR |
Orthotics and prosthetics clinics scanning patients directly |
Frequently asked questions
What makes the Libre different from other EinScan scanners?
Colour, and independence. Its 48 MP colour camera records texture rather than just geometry, and the scanner carries its own NVIDIA processor, screen and 1 TB of storage — so it scans and processes a mesh without being tethered to a computer.
Do I need markers?
No — it is a marker-free scanner, and its alignment modes include feature, texture, hybrid, markers and global markers, so you can choose the method that suits the surface.
How large an object can it scan?
From 0.1 m to objects over 10 m, with a maximum field of view of 983 × 979 mm in IR Rapid mode. Resolution reaches 0.05 mm point distance in Laser HD.
Does it need a laptop?
No. Scanning, processing and export happen on the device, which is why it suits site and museum work where setting up a workstation is impractical.
What does an EinScan Libre cost in Malaysia?
Quoted per configuration, depending on the software and accessories you need. Tell us what you are scanning and whether colour or CAD output matters more.
the 3D scanner range sets out where colour capture sits against the metrology machines.
