Professional handheld 3D scanning
Bring physical objects into your digital workflow with Go!SCAN SPARK. Capture geometry and color for product development, reverse engineering, archaeological documentation, and sculpture digitization.
See how it handles your application in a free demo with 4th Dimension.
For engineering teams, manufacturers, cultural institutions, and sculpture professionals in Greece.
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An existing component without CAD. A curved surface that is difficult to measure. An archaeological object that needs a digital record. A sculpture you want to reproduce at a different scale.
Go!SCAN SPARK captures accessible surfaces as 3D geometry, giving your team a reference for the work that follows.
Whether your next step is design, documentation, reconstruction, or digital presentation, start by understanding what your object requires.
Curves, organic forms, and intricate surfaces can be cumbersome to describe through individual measurements. Capture their shape as a 3D reference for your project.
Live mesh visualization helps you inspect the developing model and identify areas that need more coverage during acquisition.
Understand how your scan will be processed, exported, and used in your intended software. Evaluate the steps needed to reach your actual deliverable.
Explore how Go!SCAN SPARK could support your work—from existing components to objects of cultural significance.
Capture existing components and complex surfaces as references for redesign, integration, and CAD reconstruction.
Give your design process a reference grounded in the physical object.
Document accessible vehicle geometry to support the design of components that need to fit around existing shapes.
Assess fit-related geometry before committing to your next design.
Create digital references of archaeological objects and architectural fragments for documentation, research, and digital interpretation.
Build a digital resource that supports the study and sharing of cultural heritage.
Capture sculpted forms for digital archiving, modification, and reproduction workflows.
Take sculpted geometry into the next stage of your creative or documentation process.
Digital documentation & cultural heritage
For museums, archaeologists, and conservators, a 3D model can become a useful resource for documentation, analysis, interpretation, and public engagement.
Go!SCAN SPARK combines geometry and color acquisition in a portable handheld system. Evaluate how it can support your collection or project while respecting the object’s handling and conservation requirements.
Document accessible geometry for future study and project use.
Share suitable digital outputs with researchers, designers, and project partners.
Prepare assets for educational content, virtual exhibitions, and interactive presentations.
Use captured geometry as a starting point for digital reconstruction or replica production, with the necessary modeling and fabrication work.
Required detail, texture quality, surface behavior, and any restrictions on targets or surface preparation are assessed for each project.
Book a Free Demo for Your Heritage ProjectStart with your object, the important features, and the intended output. Establish the required detail, dimensions, and downstream software.
Scan with live feedback. Depending on the object, positioning can use geometry, color texture, targets, or a combination.
Review coverage, align captures where necessary, and prepare a mesh suited to the intended task.
Export to compatible software for design reference, CAD reconstruction, documentation, visualization, or preparation for reproduction.
A scanned mesh and an editable CAD model are different deliverables. CAD reconstruction, restoration modeling, and fabrication preparation may require additional software and work.
Explore Your Workflow in a Free DemoWhy Go!SCAN SPARK
Record shape together with visual information for applications where both matter.
Inspect the developing model during acquisition and identify areas requiring additional coverage.
Use suitable object geometry or color texture for positioning. Add targets when the application requires them.
Bring the scanner to the object with a portable system connected to a compatible computer.
Export mesh data in formats including STL and OBJ for use in compatible applications.
Work with 4th Dimension to assess the capture strategy, software, and equipment your project needs.
Local training & support
Choosing a scanner is only the start. 4th Dimension helps your team get from first scan to a dependable workflow, with training and support close to home.
Learn capture, positioning, and processing on your own types of objects.
Training at your facility, museum, or studio can be arranged.
Talk to specialists in Greece when questions come up.
Advice on software, export, and the steps to your final deliverable.
| Accuracy | Up to 0.050 mm* |
|---|---|
| Volumetric accuracy | 0.050 mm + 0.100 mm/m* |
| Measurement resolution | 0.100 mm |
| Mesh resolution | 0.200 mm |
| Measurement rate | Up to 1,500,000 measurements/second |
| Color | 24-bit color acquisition |
| Recommended object size | 0.1–4 m |
| Scanner weight | 1.25 kg |
| Connection | USB 3.0 |
| Positioning | Geometry, color, and/or targets |
| Output formats | .dae, .fbx, .ma, .obj, .stl, .txt, .wrl, .x3d, .zpr, .3mf |
| Compatible software | 3D Systems (Geomagic® Solutions), InnovMetric Software (PolyWorks), Metrologic Group (Metrolog X4), New River Kinematics (Spatial Analyzer), Verisurf, Dassault Systèmes (CATIA V5, SOLIDWORKS), PTC (Creo), Siemens (NX, Solid Edge), Autodesk (Inventor, PowerINSPECT) |
*Manufacturer specifications apply under stated test conditions. Accuracy, resolution, and volumetric accuracy describe different characteristics. Actual results depend on the object, surface, scale, acquisition method, and processing. Acquisition rate does not represent total project throughput.
Download the Brochure (PDF) →The purchase decision goes beyond scanner specifications. Preparation, operator time, processing, software, and support all influence the value of your system.
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Tell us what you want to scan and what you need to do with the result. We’ll discuss the application and arrange an appropriate demonstration.
Go!SCAN SPARK captures a wide range of objects and complex surfaces, with a recommended object size of 0.1–4 m. Suitability depends on the surface, accessibility, required detail, and intended result. Tell us about your application so we can recommend the right approach.
Yes. Go!SCAN SPARK can support the digitization of sculptures and archaeological artifacts for documentation, research, reproduction, and digital presentation. We’ll assess the surface and required detail to establish a suitable workflow for your object.
Not always. Go!SCAN SPARK can use an object’s natural geometry and colour texture for positioning, allowing many objects to be scanned without targets. Objects with limited features or texture may benefit from additional targets. For heritage objects, we’ll discuss any restrictions before planning the capture.
Yes. Tell us if surface treatment or attached targets are prohibited. We’ll assess whether a suitable workflow is possible for your object and the detail you need.
These surfaces can be challenging and may require preparation or a different approach. We can arrange a demonstration with your parts so you can see the preparation, scanning, and processing steps involved.
A scan captures surface geometry, typically as a mesh. Creating an editable CAD model may require feature fitting, surfacing, or reconstruction using appropriate software. We’ll explain the steps and software relevant to your intended output.
Yes. Captured geometry can be prepared for replicas and 3D printing. Depending on the object and intended output, mesh repair, reconstruction, scaling, or other preparation may be needed.
Yes, repeat scans can help identify and measure changes when those changes are large enough to distinguish from measurement uncertainty. Reliable comparison requires consistent capture and alignment methods. Additional inspection software may be needed for analysis and reporting.
Many objects can be scanned in minutes. Total project time also includes any preparation, processing, and work needed to produce your final deliverable. During a demo, we can assess the complete workflow for a representative object.
Requirements depend on the size and detail of your scans and what you want to do with the data. We’ll recommend a compatible workstation and clearly identify the included software and any additional modules your application requires.
Contact 4th Dimension for a current quotation tailored to your application. We’ll provide a clear breakdown of the proposed hardware, software, accessories, training, and support.
The 4th Dimension team will contact you to discuss your object, requirements, and preferred demonstration arrangements.
From engineering components to archaeological objects and marble sculpture, start with an application-focused conversation.
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