Artec 3D, a leading global provider of professional 3D scanning solutions, has launched its latest product, the Artec Point 3D scanner, in India. The event took place in New Delhi and was held in partnership with the Luxembourg Embassy and Artec’s long-standing Indian partner, Altem Technologies.
The Artec Point is a high-precision, ISO-certified laser 3D scanner designed for detailed tasks like reverse engineering, inspection, and product design. It offers an impressive accuracy of up to 20 microns, enabling it to capture accurate data on challenging surfaces such as black, glossy materials and complex shapes.
This scanner is ideal for professionals in industries like aerospace, automotive, healthcare, education, and cultural preservation. It can be used in a variety of applications, including quality assurance, additive manufacturing, medical development, and heritage digitization. With its durable metal body, the scanner is built for both field and lab use. It offers three scanning modes for flexibility, along with a 120 FPS capture speed and an easy-to-use interface that makes data collection fast and reliable across different projects.
Andrei Vakulenko, Chief Business Development Officer at Artec 3D, spoke about the launch, saying, “India is a key market for industrial digitization and innovation. The introduction of the Artec Point here highlights our long-term commitment and confidence in India’s potential.”
Abhishek Kalra, Associate Vice President – Technical at Altem Technologies, added, “We’re thrilled to introduce this advanced tool to Indian professionals. Artec Point is not just a scanner; it’s a platform for innovation, collaboration, and skill development in various industries.”
Luxembourg’s Ambassador to India, Peggy Frantzen, emphasized the importance of the collaboration: “This partnership showcases the potential for companies from Luxembourg and India to work together in advancing technology. It reflects the strong and growing ties between our countries.”
The launch event was attended by government officials, industry leaders, and academic representatives, marking an important step in strengthening bilateral cooperation in emerging technologies. Altem Technologies, with nearly 15 years of experience in digital engineering, is well-known for providing advanced 3D digital solutions.
Originally focusing on PLM software and 3D printing, Altem has since expanded its offerings to include design, prototyping, reverse engineering, digital archiving, medical modeling, and consulting services. The company serves clients across industries such as automotive, aerospace, manufacturing, medical, and academia, providing tailored solutions with the support of a highly skilled team of engineers, designers, and domain experts.
Headquartered in Luxembourg, Artec 3D has a global presence, with offices in the United States, China, Japan, and Montenegro. The company is renowned for its cutting-edge 3D scanning hardware and software, serving industries ranging from industrial design and engineering to healthcare, entertainment, fashion, security, and cultural heritage. Artec 3D is also a leader in biometric scanning and surface digitization, enabling innovative applications across diverse fields.
