Creality · 3D scanner
Creality Sermoon S1
The Sermoon S1 is a handheld scanner for PC with a blue laser (34 cross lines, 7 parallel lines, single line) and near infrared in near and far mode. It reaches up to 0.02 mm according to the manufacturer, weighs 508 g and costs €2,399 in the DE shop.
Ideal for: Makers and small businesses who want to scan everything from small parts to vehicle parts to people with one device on a PC
Price in the manufacturer's shop€2,399, Scanner onlyBundle with Scan Bridge €2,439As of 26 Oct 2026, can change dailyThere is no manufacturer's shop price for your region, the EU price is shown.
Before buying: Check the PC requirements in the table. Many scanners need a current graphics card and at least 16 GB RAM for processing. Shiny, dark or transparent parts need scanning spray, depending on the technology. More at Preparing the scan.
Suitable for (according to the manufacturer)
- Car parts up to entire vehicles
- technical parts for reverse engineering and inspection
- Holes, slots and recesses (single line)
- People and large objects without markers (NIR)
- Art objects and antiques
- black and metallic objects without spray (according to the manufacturer)
Pros and cons
Pros
- Three laser modes plus NIR near and far: one device for objects from 5 mm to 4 m
- At 508 g considerably lighter than the Sermoon P1 (830 g) and P1S (807 g)
- Cross lines and single line outdoors up to 100,000 lux according to the manufacturer
Cons
- No display and no built-in computer: scanning only with a PC
- Wireless only with the separately available Scan Bridge (as a bundle for €2,439 in the DE shop)
- In laser mode only marker tracking, so markers are required
Specs
| Price range | €1,200 to €3,000 |
|---|---|
| Price | Manufacturer's shop: €2,399, Scanner only; Bundle with Scan Bridge €2,439 (As of 26 Oct 2026) |
| Technology | Blue laser light (34 cross lines, 7 parallel lines, 1 single line for deep holes) + near-infrared structured light with near and far mode; 4-lens NIR system (two stereo cameras for accuracy, two wide-angle cameras for large objects) |
| Accuracy (according to the manufacturer) | up to 0.02 mm (laser), up to 0.075 mm (NIR), under laboratory conditions; volumetric 0.02 mm + 0.08 mm/m (laser) or 0.075 mm + 0.1 mm/m (NIR) |
| Resolution / point distance | 0.05 to 2 mm (laser), 0.1 to 2 mm (NIR) |
| Speed | up to 90 fps (single line and 7 parallel lines), up to 70 fps (34 cross lines), up to 30 fps (NIR); 108,000 points/s (single line), 756,000 (7 lines), 1,428,000 (34 cross lines) and 4,600,000 points/s (NIR) |
| Working distance | 200 to 600 mm (single line and 34 cross lines), 150 to 400 mm (7 parallel lines), 170 to 500 mm (NIR near), 200 to 1,200 mm (NIR far) |
| Capture area (single frame) | Laser: 205 x 147 mm at 200 mm to 506 x 433 mm at 600 mm; NIR near: 293 x 217 mm at 300 mm, 417 x 361 mm at 500 mm; NIR far: 689 x 375 mm at 500 mm, 1,245 x 754 mm at 1,000 mm |
| Object size | 5 x 5 x 5 mm to 4,000 x 4,000 x 4,000 mm (minimum volume laser 5 x 5 x 5 mm, NIR 150 x 150 x 150 mm) |
| Tracking | Markers, global markers (laser); markers, global markers, geometry, texture (NIR) |
| Colour/texture | yes (Color Mapping, RGB camera with 2 MP according to the product page, 12 white LEDs) |
| Connectivity | On a PC via USB 3.0 (Type-C to Type-A cable) with the supplied power adapter; wireless only with the separately available Scan Bridge; laser outdoors up to 100,000 lux according to the manufacturer (single line, 34 cross lines) or 50,000 lux (7 lines), NIR up to 30,000 lux |
| Usable without a PC | no, PC or smartphone required |
| Software | CrealityScan 4 (Windows, macOS); Android and iOS only with Scan Bridge, only screen mirroring in the app according to the DE shop; data usable with QuickSurface, Geomagic Design X and PolyWorks, among others, according to the manufacturer |
| PC requirements | Recommended: Windows 10/11 64-bit, Intel i7 10th gen or newer, NVIDIA graphics card with 8 GB VRAM, 32 GB RAM. Minimum: Windows 10/11 64-bit, Intel i7 7th gen, NVIDIA graphics card with 6 GB VRAM, 16 GB RAM. macOS: Apple M1, M2, M3 or M4 with 16 GB RAM |
| Scope of delivery | Sermoon S1 3D scanner, USB 3.0 data cable (Type-C to Type-A), Power supply with plug adapters, Glass calibration plate, Reflective markers 6 mm and 3 mm (10 sheets each), Strap, USB Type-C adapter, Cleaning cloth, Quick start guide, declaration of conformity, warranty card, Waterproof case |
| Dimensions | 225 × 53 × 76 mm |
| Weight | 508 g |
| Market launch | July 2025 (global market launch with pre-sale according to the Creality shop blog of 21.07.2025) |
Source: Manufacturer specifications, As of 10/2026.
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