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A Scanner That Doesn't Tether You to a Workstation
A Scanner That Doesn't Tether You to a Workstation
Many handheld 3D scanners are described as "portable" despite requiring a constant wired connection to a nearby computer during scanning. EINSTAR's Rockit removes this limitation entirely, built with genuine wireless architecture rather than a cable-dependent design marketed as portable.
Genuinely true wireless operation
Unlike scanners requiring a constant tether to a PC, Rockit integrates a built-in Wi-Fi module and swappable battery, delivering real cordless operation — a "portable" scanner that still needs a permanent wired connection is, as one reviewer put it, just a smaller stationary scanner.
A hybrid dual-light scanning system
Rockit combines blue laser and IR VCSEL light sources in one device — letting users switch between high-detail laser precision and faster infrared capture depending on the specific project's needs.
38 laser lines for genuine scanning speed
The system uses 38 crossed laser lines (19+19) for fast, large-area capture, alongside 7 parallel laser lines specifically for capturing fine surface features — a combined approach addressing both speed and detail rather than optimising for only one.
A genuinely fine 0.05mm resolution
Rockit achieves a 0.05mm high-definition resolution — a specific, verifiable precision figure relevant for reverse engineering or detailed digital modeling work.
Marker-free scanning for genuine workflow efficiency
The scanner supports marker-free laser scanning in both crossed and parallel line modes, aligning data through feature recognition — removing the time-consuming step of placing physical tracking markers on an object before scanning.
Reliable outdoor and bright-light performance
Rockit specifically supports ambient light levels up to 110,000 Lux — genuine outdoor scanning capability rather than being restricted to controlled indoor lighting conditions.
A genuinely lightweight, compact build
At 420g, the device is specifically engineered for one-handed, extended use — a meaningful weight consideration for scanning sessions involving larger objects or extended working time.
Fast capture speed for genuine productivity
The scanner delivers up to 90 fps capture speed and up to 2,800,000 points per second — concrete throughput figures that directly affect how quickly a scanning session can be completed.
At a glance
Product: ** EINSTAR Rockit Wireless 3D Scanner
Light sources: ** Blue laser + IR VCSEL
Resolution: ** 0.05mm (laser mode)
Scan speed: ** Up to 90 fps
Weight: ** 420g
Connectivity: ** Built-in Wi-Fi, no PC tether required
Output formats: ** STL, OBJ, PLY, 3MF, ASC
Who it suits
This scanner suits engineers, designers, and automotive professionals wanting genuinely untethered 3D scanning for reverse engineering, digital twin creation, or 3D printing preparation, particularly for work that moves between indoor and outdoor environments. Anyone specifically scanning very large objects needing maximum single-frame capture area should compare Rockit's IR mode capture dimensions against EINSTAR's other models to confirm the best fit for their typical object sizes. Shop the EINSTAR Rockit 3D Scanner — **
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