With .07 mm accuracy and .10 mm resolution, the Fox scans items up to 1.2 m with ease despite its ultralight form factor.
For years, high-end 3D scanning felt like an exclusive club, guarded by bulky industrial towers and price tags that rivaled a used car. If you wanted professional-grade precision, you needed a lot of equipment and a lot of patience.
But that paradigm seems to be crumbling, and with the launch of the 3DMakerpro Fox, the same technology used for industrial reverse engineering shrunk into a 210 g handheld that fits in a camera bag.

Starting today, early adopters can grab this barrier-breaker for just $199 (a nice discount from its $249 MSRP), effectively bringing .07 mm accuracy to the average workbench for the first time. Here’s how this tiny device aims to end the era of expensive, complicated scanning.
Despite its accessible price point, the Fox doesn’t skimp on performance. It boasts an impressive .07 mm accuracy and .10 mm resolution, rendered in mono texture, providing the kind of intricate detail usually reserved for professional scanners. Whether you’re capturing the fine textures of a small figurine or the structural dimensions of a 1.2-m object, the Fox handles a versatile range of 40 mm to 1,200 mm with ease.
The form factor truly sets the Fox apart, though. At just 210 g, it is an ultralight device that eliminates the arm fatigue often associated with handheld scanning. It’s also small enough to toss in a bag, making it the ultimate tool for on-the-go creators.

The Fox is packed with AI-driven features that make scanning feel less like a chore and more like magic:
3DMakerpro supports the Fox with its exclusive JMStudio software. This platform integrates everything from data collection and real-time high-definition previews to model synthesis and texture mapping.
The software supports industry-standard exports, including OBJ, STL, and PLY, and is compatible with your favorite 3D modeling or 3D printing software. Plus, with lifetime free OTA (Over-the-Air) upgrades, your scanner actually gets better over time as the software evolves.

The 3DMakerpro Fox is the ideal entry point for:
In the box, you’ll find the Fox scanner, a GaN 65 W charger, a data cable, and a turntable to get you started on smaller objects right away. For users who want more control during handheld scanning sessions, the optional Smart Grip accessory is also available separately. Just keep in mind that while the Fox punches above its weight, it (like most NIR scanners) may require scanning spray for highly transparent, reflective, or very thin objects like hair.
Ready to digitize your world? Visit the 3DMakerpro Store today to take advantage of the $199 pre-sale offer and join the 3D revolution.