EinScan Trak
SHINING 3D EinScan Trak with tracker on tripod and spherical scanner

EinScan Trak

Marker-free scanning – from vehicles to details

The EinScan Trak is SHINING 3D’s first wireless tracking system that combines two scanners in one: in tracking mode it captures large objects up to 15 m³ without markers on the part, while in handheld scanner mode the detachable blue-laser scanner becomes an independent, wireless 3D scanner for details and hard-to-reach areas. This saves preparation time and covers everything from vehicles to small parts with a single system.
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  • Aerospace
  • Architecture
  • Automotive
  • Commercial goods
  • Education
  • Prototyping

One system, two work modes

In tracking mode, the optical tracker follows the spherical scanner module via built-in retroreflective points – in most cases no markers on the object are needed. For details, the handheld scanner can be detached in one move and used independently without recalibration. Three laser modes cover fast surface scanning, fine details and deep holes.

up to 0.1 mm
Volumetric accuracy
15 m³
Tracking volume
2,630,000 points/s
Scan speed
0.05 – 10 mm
Resolution

Marker-free tracking

Retroreflective points on the scanner module replace adhesive markers on the object. This saves preparation and post-processing – for the highest accuracy requirements, global markers can still be used.

Detachable handheld scanner

The scanner can be detached without recalibration and works as a compact, wireless blue-laser scanner – ideal for narrow spaces, interiors and smaller parts.

Wireless and mobile

An included router connects tracker and scanner to the PC via Wi-Fi 6. Both run on batteries – up to 5.5 hours in tracking mode, and the batteries can be hot-swapped during operation.

Three laser modes

19 + 19 crossed lines for fast surface scanning, 7 parallel lines for fine details and a single line for deep holes and edges.

From vehicles to details

Flexible in every application

With a 15 m³ tracking volume, the EinScan Trak covers vehicle-sized objects – such as car bodies, boat decks or large sculptures. Interiors and hidden areas are captured with the detached handheld scanner. Together with EXScan Trak, EXModel and EXMeasure, the workflow leads directly from scan to CAD model or inspection report.

EinScan Trak in tracking mode and handheld scanner mode
15 m³ tracking volume of the EinScan Trak
Marker-free scanning with the EinScan Trak
Three laser modes of the EinScan Trak
Colour scan of a painted lion sculpture with the EinScan Trak
Reverse engineering with EXModel and the EinScan Trak
Measuring and inspection with EXMeasure and the EinScan Trak
EinScan Trak in use on a classic car

EinScan Trak Webinar

To help you quickly become productive with your new 3D scanner, we offer our quick start course in the form of a webinar (web-based seminar): In just 120 minutes, you'll understand how the 3D scanning software works.
Webinar Process
  • Introduction to the functionality and operation of the 3D scanning software
  • Overview of the importance of settings
  • The right settings for your perfect 3D scan!
  • Tips & Tricks
  • Troubleshooting – Causes and solutions for the most common problems
Requirements
  • Available, operational PC with Windows 7, 8 or Mac OS X with full administrator rights
  • Internet access
  • Already installed and functional TeamViewer or Microsoft Teams software
TeamViewer
Microsoft Teams

The details of the appointment and the webinar software will be discussed after receiving your order.

Support and Service

  • Professional consultation
  • Custom packages for industrial customers
  • On-site training
  • Service package with free phone and email support
  • Complete solution with 3D printer
  • Component optimization via remote maintenance
  • Process optimizations
  • Customized seminars on-site
  • On-site service

Downloads

EinScan Trak Product brochure

Technical specifications

Work modesTracking mode / handheld scanner mode
Light sourceBlue laser: 19 + 19 crossed lines / 7 parallel lines / 1 single line
Resolution0.05 – 10 mm
Volumetric accuracyup to 0.1 mm (tracking mode)
Scan speed2,630,000 points/s
Working distanceTracking mode: 800 – 4,000 mm
Handheld scanner mode: 100 – 500 mm
Max. field of viewTracking mode: 4,796 × 4,174 mm (at 4,000 mm)
Handheld scanner mode: 547 × 463 mm (at 500 mm)
Tracking volume15 m³
AlignmentTracking mode: tracking / global markers
Handheld scanner mode: markers / global markers / features
CamerasTracker: 2 × 5 MP
Scanner: 2 × 2 MP (depth), 1 × 5 MP (texture)
Output formatsSTL, OBJ, PLY, 3MF, ASC
Connectionwireless (Wi-Fi 6, router included) or wired
SoftwareEXScan Trak, EXModel, EXMeasure
Laser classClass 2
Operating temperature-10 °C to 40 °C
CertificationsCE, FCC, RoHS, WEEE, FDA, SRRC, IP50
Battery lifeup to 5.5 h (tracking mode), up to 3.5 h (handheld scanner mode); batteries hot-swappable
Net weightTracker: 1.02 kg
Spherical scanner: 1.46 kg
Handheld scanner: 0.48 kg

Frequently asked questions

Does the EinScan Trak need markers on the object?

In most cases, no. In tracking mode, the tracker follows the retroreflective points on the scanner module. For very large objects that require several passes, or for the highest accuracy requirements, the manufacturer additionally recommends global markers.

Can the handheld scanner be used on its own?

Yes. The scanner can be detached from the spherical frame and used without recalibration as a compact, wireless laser scanner – for example for narrow spaces, interiors or smaller parts.

How large can the objects be?

The tracking volume of up to 15 m³ covers vehicle-sized objects. Even larger objects can be captured in several passes using global markers.