Recommended scanning size ranges from 10 × 10 × 10 mm to 2 × 2 × 2 m, covering tiny parts to medium industrial components.

No, MetroY Ultra requires the supplied power adapter or Battery Grip supply to power the scanner.

Yes, MetroY Ultra's fans dissipate heat, keeping its temperature stable. Both the image sensor and CPU have real-time temperature sensors to compensate for small drifts and ensure accuracy.

When using laser scanning modes, repeatedly scanning the same surface area is essential because scanning multiple times from different angles helps the model go green, which means a higher-quality model.

It is not advisable to scan the face in any mode, as direct laser exposure to the eyes poses a risk. However, scanning other body parts excluding the face at a normal working distance is considered safe. The software offers a real-time distance prompt to assist with this.

Sensitive electronic components will not be harmed if they are kept at least 200 mm away. It is important to ensure that the components are not positioned directly next to the scanner's laser outlet, as this area has a high energy density from laser emissions.

Yes, but only within the same tracking mode. To do it, click the Finish button, select "Continue", switch to a different mode, and resume scanning. You can also configure the scanner's M-key setting on the Revo Metro. When using line laser scanning, you can switch between different line-laser types using the + and - keys.

(1) Technical: MetroY uses multi-line laser technology; MetroY Pro and MetroY Ultra use multi-line laser and full-field blue light structured light technology.

(2) Scanning Modes: MetroY supports three handheld multi-line laser scanning modes: 30 cross-line lasers, 15 parallel laser lines, and a single-line laser mode. MetroY Pro and MetroY Ultra support five scanning modes: 34 cross-line lasers, 15 parallel laser lines, and a single-line laser, as well as a handheld full-field structured light mode and an Automatic Turntable scanning mode.

(3) Tracking Methods: MetroY only supports marker and global marker tracking. MetroY Pro and MetroY Ultra support marker and global marker tracking with laser line scanning, and both also support feature, marker, and global marker tracking with full-field structured light scanning.

(4) Scanning Speed: MetroY multi-line laser scanning supports up to 1,500,000 points per second. MetroY Pro multi-line laser scanning can reach up to 2,000,000 points per second, and its full-field structured light scanning supports up to 7,000,000 points per second, with a maximum scanning frame rate of 60 fps. MetroY Ultra multi-line laser scanning can reach up to 3,000,000 points per second, and its full-field structured light scanning supports up to 7,000,000 points per second, with a maximum scanning frame rate of 90 fps.

Yes. Here are three ways to use the Large Turntable:

(1) Connect the Large Turntable via the accessory menu in Revo Metro and control it using the Auto Turntable mode.

(2) Use its remote control for operation.

(3) Control the turntable's speed and direction via the mobile app Revo Assistant. Download it from your phone's app store or find it on Revopoint's website at revopoint3d.com/pages/support-download.

No, MetroY Ultra comes with free software called Revo Metro. It is compatible with Windows and macOS and allows you to scan, edit, merge, and import-export models offline.

Revo Metro software supports one-click import of models to Revo Measure, with no complex operations required.

Yes, Revo Metro offers various file formats compatible with most design software, such as Revo Design, QuickSurface, Geomagic, PolyWorks, Blender, Maya, Rhino, ZBrush, Fusion 360, etc.

Point Cloud model: PLY, OBJ, ASC

Mesh model: PLY, OBJ, STL, FBX, GLTF, 3MF

Texture model: PLY, OBJ, FBX, GLTF

Yes, the models can be exported in the STL, OBJ, and 3MF formats, which are compatible with most slicer software.

No, it is only compatible with the Revo Metro software, which offers scanning and model-editing functions and can be downloaded from Revopoint's website.