Intraoral Scanner Specifications

Performance may vary depending on PC specifications.

'Fast' refers to a maximum scanning frame rate of over 60 FPS.

If your scanner model supports fast scanning, you can adjust the FPS level through 'Scanner Experience' in Settings to ensure smooth and stable scanning on low-end PCs.

For more details, refer to the linked article.

Scanner Setting

Scan depth is regardless of tip type. 

Refer to linked article for detailed information.

Scan Depth

Scanning Speed is related to FOV(Field of View) and user's scanning skill. 

FOV is constant value but skill is variable, so scanning time depends on users.   

Please refer to following video for detailed information. 

An 8-bit scanner understands each RGB at 256 levels, allowing it to recognize a total of 16,777,216 colors. On the other hand, a 10-bit scanner recognizes each RGB at 1024 levels, enabling it to recognize a total of 1,073,741,824 colors. In other words, the number of colors that can be subdivided increases 64 times with a 2-bit difference. Higher data density results in less noise, more vibrant colors, and better detailed data.

You should perform calibration when:

• The calibration period has expired. You can set the calibration period in the Menu > Settings > Calibration Period (Days).
• The quality of the 3D model is not reliable or accurate when compared to previous results.
• Environmental conditions such as temperature have changed.

The scanners includes basic interfaces that allow you to perform necessary tasks without using a mouse or keyboard during scanning.

i700 wireless handpiece and i700 handpiece itself is same length, but the entire i700 wireless is 6.5cm longer than the entire i700 due to the battery components. 

In the case of wired intraoral scanners, the weight of the cable must also be considered during actual scanning. The weight of a cable is difficult to define because it depends on where the cable is supported. Typically, the user feels less than 60g, which is about half the weight of the entire cable. For the i900, the cable has been made lightweight, so the weight felt by the user is less than 35g.

Small Tips sold separately. ( 4 ea / 1 pack )

The tip is the part that goes into the mouth, and the width and height of the head are important factors. The size is indicated as W × H × L. Please refer to the example below.

Width and Height example  ( i700: Small tip, Standard tip) 

On the i700 Wireless, USB 3.1 Gen 1 connects the PC and the wireless hub instead of connecting the PC and scanner.

The i700 wireless includes an "extension cable battery" that can be used instead when a charged battery is not available.

1) Reversible Tip 

The reversible tip is a useful feature for a convenient grip when the scan button is on one side. However, the i900 has a touch band that covers 360° for easy operation in any grip orientation, so the reversible tip feature is no longer needed.

2) Switch & Scan

Switch & Scan is to register a single scanner to two or more wireless hubs and switch connections between hubs.

You need to purchase the wireless hubs separately for this features.

Switch & Scan

The following features can be adjusted in the settings, and detailed information is available at the link below.

Scanner Setting

• Warning for External Light (Beta) 
  Display a warning when an external light source affects the scan.
  
  
• Turn On Vibration Feedback During Scanning
  Notify users by vibrating the scanner in case of misalignment, etc.

• Scanning Experience
  Select whether to display the screen more smoothly or acquire scan data with the best performance. 

• Live View Image Stabilization
  When on, automatic image stabilization is applied in the Live View during scanning to provide users with stabilized images with improved clarity and stability.
  

• Use Glitch Filtering in Live View (Beta)
  Filter glitching image acquired while scanning. The results can be affected by the strength of the scanner connection signal.