Creaform Go!SCAN 50 3D Scanner
The Creaform Go!SCAN 50 3D Scanner is a professional portable white-light 3D scanning system designed for medium and large components. It provides fast acquisition of 3D geometry and color information for industrial inspection, reverse engineering, quality control, and product development.
Description
Creaform Go!SCAN 50 3D Scanner – Professional Portable White-Light Scanner for 3D Inspection, Reverse Engineering & Product Development
The Creaform Go!SCAN 50 3D Scanner is a professional handheld 3D scanning system designed for portable 3D measurement, product development, inspection, reverse engineering, and quality control.
Creaform introduced the Go!SCAN 50 in 2014 as a scanner specifically designed for medium to larger parts, providing flexibility for professional 3D scanning applications.
The Go!SCAN platform uses structured white-light scanning to capture both geometry and color/texture, allowing users to quickly create detailed 3D models without requiring a complex scanner setup. Creaform emphasizes its portability, ease of use, and ability to scan complex surfaces.
Main Benefits
Portable handheld 3D scanning
Designed for medium to large components
Professional-grade 3D measurement
White-light scanning technology
Geometry and color acquisition
No complex fixed scanner setup
Fast data acquisition
Suitable for complex surfaces
Useful for reverse engineering
Suitable for product development
Industrial inspection and quality control
Key Features
Creaform Go!SCAN 50 technology
Handheld structured-light 3D scanning
White-light scanning
Color and texture acquisition
Geometry capture
Target-based and geometry-based positioning
Portable design
Rapid 3D model creation
Integration with 3D modeling and CAD workflows
Compatibility with professional inspection software
Creaform describes the Go!SCAN 3D family as a user-friendly white-light scanner capable of capturing geometry and texture without requiring a complicated setup.
Key Specifications
Brand: Creaform
Model: Go!SCAN 50
Product Type: Handheld 3D Scanner
Scanning Technology: Structured white light
Primary Application: Portable 3D measurement
Part Size: Medium to large parts
Color Acquisition: Yes
Texture Acquisition: Yes
Positioning: Geometry / targets, configuration dependent
Software: Creaform software ecosystem, configuration dependent
Output: 3D mesh / CAD-compatible workflow
Applications
The Creaform Go!SCAN 50 is suitable for:
3D inspection
Quality control
Reverse engineering
Product development
CAD reconstruction
Prototype inspection
Automotive components
Aerospace components
Industrial equipment
Mechanical parts
Mold and tooling
Product design
Manufacturing inspection
3D documentation
Research and development
Reverse Engineering
The Go!SCAN 50 can capture detailed three-dimensional surface information that can be processed into digital models for reverse engineering and CAD development.
Its ability to acquire geometry together with color and texture makes it useful for applications where visual information is also important. Creaform specifically positions Go!SCAN 3D as a tool for product development and capturing complex surfaces.
Portable 3D Scanning
A major advantage of the Go!SCAN 50 is its portable handheld format. Instead of requiring a fixed scanning station, the operator can bring the scanner directly to the component.
This is particularly useful for large industrial parts, vehicle components, molds, machinery, and objects that are difficult to transport.
What is the Creaform Go!SCAN 50 used for?
The Go!SCAN 50 is used for 3D measurement, inspection, reverse engineering, product development, quality control, and digital documentation.
Is the Go!SCAN 50 handheld?
Yes. It is designed as a portable handheld 3D scanner.
What type of technology does it use?
The Go!SCAN 3D family uses white-light structured scanning technology to capture three-dimensional geometry and color/texture.
Can it scan large objects?
Yes. The Go!SCAN 50 was specifically introduced for medium to larger parts, while the Go!SCAN 20 was intended for smaller objects with intricate details.
Can it capture color?
Yes. Creaform identifies color acquisition as a feature of the Go!SCAN 3D family.
Can it be used for reverse engineering?
Yes. The captured 3D data can be used as the basis for reverse-engineering and CAD workflows.









