Revopoint launches wireless Trackit SR 3D scanner

Revopoint has introduced Trackit SR, a marker-free optical tracking 3D scanner built for industrial inspection, fieldwork and reverse engineering. The system promises up to 0.02 mm single-frame accuracy, wireless operation and software tools for scan-to-report and scan-to-CAD workflows.

Why it matters: - Trackit SR is aimed at workflows that slow down when scanners rely on cables, marker points and repeated setup. - Revopoint is positioning the system for aerospace, automotive, quality control, molds and castings, as well as outdoor work and heritage capture. - The scanner is designed to reduce manual handling while keeping industrial measurement accuracy.

What happened: - Revopoint announced Trackit SR on July 6, 2026. - Trackit SR is a fully wireless, marker-free optical tracking 3D scanner. - The scanner is available now on the Revopoint Official Store. - The launch offer includes 10% off, plus an additional 2% discount with code REVOEIN.

The details: - Trackit SR delivers up to 0.02 mm single-frame accuracy. - The system’s volumetric accuracy reaches up to 0.02 mm + 0.04 mm × L (m). - Integrated sensors provide real-time thermal monitoring to help prevent accuracy drift from environmental changes. - The CMM Edition includes on-site, real-time accuracy verification with a CMM-certified ball plate. - The scanner supports three modes: Fine Mode with 30 blue cross laser lines, Far Mode with 17 blue parallel laser lines, and Deep Hole Mode with 1 blue single laser line. - All three modes can scan dark, reflective and metallic surfaces directly. - The system does not require markers or sprays. - The Scanner and Tracker connect wirelessly to a PC via Wi-Fi 6. - The Scanner includes a battery rated for 2.5 hours of runtime. - The Tracker can run from an optional battery grip. - Trackit SR supports outdoor light levels up to 100,000 lux. - Revopoint lists aerospace and automotive inspection, deep-hole scanning in molds and castings, and digital preservation in art and heritage among its use cases.

Between the lines: - The product appears aimed at buyers who want metrology-grade scanning without the operational friction of traditional setups. - The wireless design and outdoor light tolerance suggest Revopoint is trying to move the scanner beyond controlled factory environments. - The shared software stack is meant to keep data inside one workflow instead of forcing repeated exports and conversions.

What's next: - Revopoint says Trackit SR is part of a broader software pipeline for Scan-to-Report and Scan-to-CAD work. - Revo Track handles real-time capture and registration during scanning. - The dataset then moves into Revo Measure for GD&T analysis, deviation mapping and inspection reporting, or into Revo Design for reverse engineering with STEP, IGES and STL output. - Revopoint also points buyers to a limited-time Summer Sale on other scanners in the Official Store.

The bottom line: - Trackit SR combines industrial accuracy, wireless operation and marker-free scanning in a single system designed to cut setup time and widen where high-precision scanning can happen.