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3DMakerPro

3DMakerPro Raven Max RTK 3D Scanner

SKU CH-JSA1-CV7Z7

Handheld LiDAR scanner with 150,000 points per second, 100 m range and onboard 3.9" AMOLED touchscreen for standalone capture

  • Supported OSWindows 11+ (Incompatible with macOS)
  • Minimum Computer RequirementsProcessor: Intel Core i7 Memory: 32GB RAM Graphics Card: NVI
  • Scan Object SizesScan radius:40 m @10% reflectivity 50 m @80% reflectivity
  • Dimensional Accuracy2cm @10 meters 3cm @20 meters 5cm @40 meters
  • Scan Speed150,000 points/second
  • Light SourceLiDAR

Model Raven Max RTK

  • Standalone capture with 8-core processor and 3.9 AMOLED screen
  • 100 m LiDAR range and 360 × 40° field of view
  • 12 MP camera enables 4K colour for Gaussian splatting
  • Swappable battery gives up to 2 hours continuous scanning
  • Free RayStudio software exports LAS, PCD, PLY, OBJ, E57, XYZ

Handheld LiDAR scanner with 100m range

The 3DMakerPro Raven Max RTK is a standalone 3D LiDAR scanner weighing 1.1kg with an integrated 3.9 AMOLED touchscreen and 8-core processor. It captures up to 150,000 points per second across a 360° × 40° field of view using a dual 12MP camera system. Projects are managed entirely on the device without a smartphone connection.

Suited for outdoor surveying and architecture

This unit suits surveyors, architects and makers who need portable, large-scale capture with RTK positioning and Gaussian splatting support via included RayStudio software. It requires a Windows 11 machine with an Intel Core i7, 32GB RAM and an RTX 3060 for desktop processing. Mac users and teams without NVIDIA graphics should look elsewhere.

Captures 50m radius at 80% reflectivity

At 80% reflectivity the scanner reaches a 50m radius with 2cm accuracy at 10m, 3cm at 20m and 5cm at 40m. The swappable battery provides up to 2 hours of continuous scanning per charge. Output formats include LAS, PCD, PLY, OBJ, E57 and XYZ for downstream workflows.

Highlights

  • Standalone capture with 8-core processor and 3.9 AMOLED screen
  • 100 m LiDAR range and 360 × 40° field of view
  • 12 MP camera enables 4K colour for Gaussian splatting
  • Swappable battery gives up to 2 hours continuous scanning
  • Free RayStudio software exports LAS, PCD, PLY, OBJ, E57, XYZ

Specifications

Brand3DMakerpro
ModelRaven Max
SeriesRaven Max RTK
Supported OSWindows 11+ (Incompatible with macOS)
Minimum Computer RequirementsProcessor: Intel Core i7
Memory: 32GB RAM
Graphics Card: NVIDIA RTX 3060, 8GB VRAM
Note: Gaussian Splatting is only supported on NVIDIA GPUs.
Scan Object SizesScan radius:40 m @10% reflectivity 50 m @80% reflectivity
Dimensional Accuracy2cm @10 meters
3cm @20 meters
5cm @40 meters
Scan Speed150,000 points/second
Light SourceLiDAR
Angular Field of View360*40°
Multi-Core ProcessingYes
Camera/SensorSensor size 1/2"
*2 12MP camera system
Included SoftwareYes
Software CompatibilityRayStudio/Raycraft
File Output FormatLAS/PCD/PLY/OBJ/E57/XYZ
Features3DGS/SLAM/Point cloud/360 Camera Mount/RTK
Product Size/Dimensions148*288*98mm
Product Weight1.1kg

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Questions about this item

What Windows PC specifications are required to process the 150,000 points/sec scans?

The scanner needs a Windows 11+ PC with an Intel Core i7, 32GB RAM, and an NVIDIA RTX 3060 with 8GB VRAM; Gaussian splatting only runs on NVIDIA GPUs.

How does the 360° × 40° field of view and 100 m range work with a tripod-mounted workflow?

The wide FOV and long range let you capture large areas from a single tripod position, reducing the number of setups needed for outdoor mapping or architecture.

How can I verify the 2 cm accuracy at 10 m after scanning?

Export the point cloud in LAS, PCD, PLY, OBJ, E57 or XYZ format and measure known reference distances in RayStudio or Raycraft to confirm the 2 cm @ 10 m specification.

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