Shining 3D EinScan Medixa

All-in-One 3D Scanner Creates for O&P Care: Efficient, Precise, Comfort

Tailored workflow for orthotics & prosthetics
Versatile & personalized scan presets
Movement compensation
Contact-free and patient-friendly

Product Details

Shining 3D EinScan Medixa

The EinScan Medixa is a truly all-in-one wireless 3D scanner designed specifically for orthotics, prosthetics, and body scanning workflows. It integrates scanning, processing and export in a single device — no external computer required — enabling clinics and labs to move from traditional plaster-casting to fully digital workflows.
Featuring contact-free scanning using white and infrared VCSEL light, a 5 MP texture camera, advanced movement-compensation algorithms (ideal for scanning infants, feet, torsos), and generous field-of-view (475 × 360 mm white light; 1090 × 1260 mm IR), the Medixa captures high-quality 3D geometry and surface textures with minimal patient discomfort and reduced scan time.
Preset scan workflows for body parts such as face, cranial, limbs, foot, seating and sockets make operation easy for clinicians without deep 3D-scanning expertise. The result: faster appointment turnaround, higher patient throughput and a cleaner, more comfortable experience for both clinic and patient.
In sum: EinScan Medixa bridges the gap between clinical measurement and CAD/CAM production, enabling digital-first patient care, improved accuracy, better integration with design/manufacturing workflows, and a strongly improved ROI for clinics and labs.

All-in-One Design for Maximum Efficiency

EinScan Medixa combines scanning, processing, and data export all in one device.

Lightweight & portable: Easy to carry and use in various environments, whether in the clinic or on-site.
Standalone operation: No need for an external computer, simplifying setup and use.
Quick & convenient: Less time spent on the scanning process, improving patient throughput.

Tailored Workflow

With an intuitive, step-by-step interface, EinScan Medixa enables clinicians without 3D scanning experience to operate efficiently, reducing appointment times.

Optimized for O&P: Designed specifically for orthotic and prosthetic workflows, streamlining clinical operations.
Minimal training required: Reduces the learning curve for non-technical staff and clinicians.

Versatile & Personalized Scan Presets

EinScan Medixa features multiple pre-configured scan presets, customized for a wide range of O&P applications.

Pre-configured scan parameters for different body parts, such as cranial, face, limbs, torso, foot, seating, and socket to save scanning time.
Customizable settings: Clinicians can easily adjust scan parameters to meet specific needs for personalized device creation.

High-Precision Results

High-quality 3D data: Pre-set scanning parameters deliver accurate 3D models in STL, OBJ, and PLY with minimal post-processing, seamlessly integrating with CAD/CAM and O&P design software.
Consistency in accuracy: Unlike manual methods requiring multiple measurements, EinScan Medixa ensures precision in one scan.

Movement Compensation

Advanced algorithms compensate for slight movement from the patient during scanning, especially when capturing 3D data of infant heads for cranial helmets or torsos affected by breathing.

High-Resolution Texture Capture

Equipped with a 5MP texture camera, EinScan Medixa captures both precision geometry, and high-resolution surface textures drawn by clinicians, enabling accurate 3D modeling for customized O&P devices.

Contact-Free Scanning

Non-contact technology: Uses white and infrared lights to capture high-quality 3D body models without physical contact.
Comfortable for patients: The process is faster, cleaner, and more comfortable compared to the mess and discomfort of traditional plaster casting methods.
Improved patient satisfaction: Non-invasive scanning reduces patient stress, especially for children and elderly patients.

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Where the EinScan Medixa fits in the range

The Medixa is a clinical scanner, not a workshop one. It is a single wireless device that scans, processes and exports without a computer beside it, with preset workflows for the body areas an O&P clinic actually fits: face, cranial, torso, upper and lower limb, feet, socket, seating and foam box. White light and infrared VCSEL sources bring in contact-free capture, a 5 MP camera records texture, and movement compensation makes it usable on patients who cannot hold still — infants, and anyone being scanned for a foot or a socket. The practical result is that a plaster-cast workflow becomes a digital one, with the scan going straight into design and manufacturing.

Specification	Documented figure
Scan presets	Face, Cranial, Torso, Upper Limb, Lower Limb, Feet, Socket, Seating, Foam Box
Light source	White light and infrared VCSEL
Field of view	White light 475 × 360 mm; infrared 1090 × 1260 mm
Point distance	0.2 – 3 mm
Texture camera	5 MP
Alignment modes	Feature, texture, hybrid, markers, global markers
Operation	Standalone and wireless — scanning, processing and export on the device, no external computer

Frequently asked questions

Does the Medixa need a computer?

No. It is an all-in-one device: scanning, processing and data export all happen on the scanner, which keeps the clinic workflow simple and means it can be taken to a patient rather than the reverse.

Can it scan patients who cannot stay still?

That is a design requirement rather than a bonus. Movement-compensation algorithms and infrared capture let it work on infants, feet, torsos and sockets where the patient cannot hold a position.

What can it scan?

Preset workflows cover face, cranial, torso, upper and lower limb, feet, socket, seating and foam box — the areas an orthotics and prosthetics practice fits most often.

How accurate is it for clinical work?

Point distance ranges from 0.2 to 3 mm, with a field of view of 475 × 360 mm in white light and 1090 × 1260 mm in infrared. For clinical and O&P purposes the geometry is comfortably finer than the manufacturing tolerance of the device being fitted.

Does it capture colour?

Yes — a 5 MP texture camera records the surface, which matters for documentation and for cases where the finish of the device has to match skin tone.

What does an EinScan Medixa cost in Malaysia?

Quoted per configuration, with the software and training your practice needs. Tell us the caseload and the devices you manufacture.

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Technical Specification

Category	Specification
Scan Presets	Face, Cranial, Torso, Upper Limb, Lower Limb, Feet, Socket, Seating, Foam Box
Light Source	White Light / Infrared VCSEL
Point Distance	0.2 – 3 mm
FOV (Field of View)	White Light: 475 × 360 mmInfrared VCSEL: 1090 × 1260 mm
Texture Camera Resolution	5 MP
Alignment Modes	Feature / Texture / Hybrid / Markers / Global Markers

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