Revopoint Shines at 3D PRINT 2026 Lyon, Showcasing Next-Generation 3D Scanning Solutions

Lyon, France, June 2–4, 2026 – Revopoint showcased its next-generation 3D scanning solutions for professional and industrial applications, offering live demos and on-site consultations to help visitors explore real-world 3D scanning workflows at 3D PRINT 2026 Lyon. The booth consistently attracted strong visitor traffic, drawing professionals from fields such as 3D design, automotive customization, and reverse engineering.

Enabling Multi-Mode 3D Scanning Workflows

During the event, Revopoint showcased a full range of 3D scanning solutions covering different accuracy, portability, and workflow requirements, including:

• POP 4: A multi-mode 3D scanner with support for both indoor and outdoor use, optimized for fast, efficient data capture across a wide range of use cases.
• MetroY Ultra: A handheld wireless laser scanner with up to 0.015 mm accuracy and high-speed capture, designed for demanding industrial inspection and reverse engineering workflows.
• MIRACO Series: All-in-one, standalone 3D scanners that integrate computing and capture in a single device, enabling flexible, cable-free operation.
• Trackit: A tracking system that works with Revopoint scanners to provide stable, scalable 3D scanning workflows, especially in complex setups or larger scenes.

On-Site 3D Scanning Demonstrations

In addition to product displays, Revopoint conducted a series of on-site 3D scanning demonstrations, allowing attendees to observe how different devices perform in real-world workflows. By walking through scanning procedures and typical application scenarios, visitors gained a clearer view of the solutions’ efficiency, accuracy, and ease of use.

Throughout the event, the Revopoint team also held in-depth discussions with visitors from various industries to understand their specific application needs better and recommend suitable scanning workflows.  

Revopoint extends its thanks to all visitors and partners who stopped by during 3D PRINT 2026 Lyon and looks forward to further collaboration as 3D scanning technology continues to expand into new professional fields.