Scanned a tow bar to create a custom fairing for it. Scan itself was done inside a garage with some direct sunlight coming in through the windows.

Scanning

Scanning was done at 0,75mm target resolution and no scan spray was used, Trackit SR was used wireless. Being wireless I feel a good bit more comfortable having it stand in a crowded space, no danger of somebody tripping over the cables and either ruining my usb ports, the scanner or the scan.
I placed to scanner strategically to ensure the whole tow bar was within the tracking field of view and started scanning in cross lines and auto exposure. Whole scan took roughly 7min with a few times checking for coverage on my tablet (remote desktop to my workstation). Scan process itself was positively unspectacular, just worked (when choosing higher resolutions it hangs sometimes a few seconds. Issue is actively worked on from what I know).

Post-Processing

Processing was done by simply fusing at 0,75mm (software even recommended 0,5mm but I didn't need the higher resolution, guess I scanned a bit too long). Then isolation, overlay detection and meshing at 0,75mm. Quicksurface was used for reducing the scan size and aligning the scan. Also removed some marker spheres I placed on the tow bar initially because I was skeptical it could be scanned from one position, didn't need them but also didn't bother removing them initially.

Results

Results look quite good, captured everything I needed. Only thing that bothers me is that I touched one of the cables while scanning so now it is doubled but not needed anyway in this detail...

Sketchfab

Sketchfab is like printables for 3d scans with a nice integrated viewer in browser and you can also download the scan, just look at the scan yourself.
Reddit sadly blocks the short links to Sketchfab, you have to search for the title instead: "Tow Bar - Revopoint Trackit SR"

PC Specs

Since a lot of people ask for it:

• AMD Ryzen 7700X
• 64GB DDR5 RAM
• RTX 5070Ti Desktop
• A few TB of NVME storage with PCIe Gen4 interface

My 3D Printable Accessories for the Trackit SR

Like the power bank holder or hanger for the hand: https://www.printables.com/@PrintedForFun/models

VW Touran scanned using the Trackit SR outdoors in sunny weather

WIFI mode was used.

The car has hail damage on the bonnet

The scanner produces very good results outdoors.

I'm very happy with it.

The Wi-Fi mod is a huge improvement on its predecessor.

No more annoying cables getting in the way

Scanner : Trackit SR (Wifi)

Software : RevoTrack (latest)

Quality: 0.5 mm

Scannspray: ATTBLIME (headlights)

Had to scan this historic sled for digitization and put the Trackit SR to good use on the task. Initially the sled looks quite easy to scan but it actually is quite tricky: The wood is too narrow and feature derived to be either scanned with feature tracking or markers on the wood itself. But due to the substantial height of the sled simply putting markers on the floor doesn't work. Distance would be too great and therefore scan quality poor. In the end a tracker based system is needed.

Scanning

Scanning was done at 1mm target resolution and no scan spray was used, Trackit SR was used wireless. Created two scans in total: one with the sled upside and a second one downside. Due to the scanner being freshly calibrated tracking quality was indicated as excellent (when used in thermally much different conditions tracking quality will decrease). Luckily the whole calibration process only takes 20min so it can be done relatively fast.
Speed wise I can say: wireless scanning with the tracker reaches roughly 55FPS, in marker tracking mode even 75FPS wireless. Each scan took roughly 5min. Currently there are still hickups whilst scanning where the software hangs for a few seconds before continuing (more likely to happen with higher resolution). Keep in mind: this is the very first software release for the Trackit SR and overall it works already very well. I confirmed with Revopoint that they are working on the issue and it should be fixed in hopefully the next update.
Another short thought: wireless is really awesome and sometimes even leads me to forget the reduced tracker volume vs the original Trackit. Especially in multi position scanning.

Post-Processing

Processing work was minimal by first fusing at 1m0.75m (scanned at 1mm but software recommended 0.75mm) and then aligning the partial scans to one whole scan with comming point picking due to relatively minimal overlap between the two scans. Even then I couldn't see overlap artifacts so this speaks quite good about accuracy (as well as my testing does but this is for another post/video, still not sure. What I can say: Independent from tracking distance the accuracy error for a 100mm ball place is roughly 0,02mm).
Meshing was done at recommended settings and alignment to the coordinate system with Quicksurface.

Results

Best have a look at Sketchfab, result looks quite good and It captured what I needed. For me this scan still was to 75% getting to know the Trackit SR and how to use it (more like understanding the groove of the scanner).

Sketchfab

Sketchfab is like printables for 3d scans with a nice integrated viewer in browser and you can also download the scan, just look at the scan yourself.
Reddit sadly blocks the short links to Sketchfab, you have to search for the title instead: "Historic Sled - Revopoint Trackit SR"

PC Specs

Since a lot of people ask for it:

• AMD Ryzen 7700X
• 64GB DDR5 RAM
• RTX 5070Ti Desktop
• A few TB of NVME storage with PCIe Gen4 interface

My 3D Printable Accessories for the Trackit SR

Like the power bank holder or hanger for the hand: https://www.printables.com/@PrintedForFun/models

[iOS] Revo Scan V6.0.11 is now available on the official website.

We appreciate your patience! Please download it here: https://www.revopoint3d.com/pages/support-download

Upgrades:

1. Adds new scan templates.

2. Adds timed single-shot capture.

3. Adds support for grouping, sorting, and searching of scan files.

4. Adds support for POP 4 (Supports Wi-Fi connection only).

5. Optimizes point cloud fusion processing speed.

6. Adds new fusion optimizations.

7. Adds marker radius setting.

8. Optimizes mesh processing speed.

9. Optimizes automatic hole filling.

10. Optimizes the UI and interactions.

11. Optimizes the user experience.

I found ways to improve this good and versatile turntable. Its main shortcomings are, first, the top is made of plastic, so it is impossible to use magnetic accessories. Second, the threaded four mounting holes are not 1/4” tripod accessories standard; they have the M6 x 1 thread. It’s too bad because many accessories such as clips and clamps are available in the photography realm; I own quite a few. These clamps could be used to secure objects you would want to scan. Several magnetic clamps and alligator clips would also come in handy if the top was made of metal. Revopoint sells many marker accessories that are magnetic but cannot stick to the plastic top. So I remedied those limitations as you will see in the video: enjoy!