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Creality Sermoon X1

The Sermoon X1 is Creality's handheld scanner for inspection and reverse engineering: blue laser (34 cross lines, 7 parallel lines, single line) and near infrared, plus photogrammetry with scale bars and Scan Bridge for wireless scanning. Creality states volumetric accuracy of 0.02 mm + 0.04 mm/m, and it costs €6,099 in the DE shop.

Ideal for: Small businesses and workshops that want to handle inspection tasks and reverse engineering on small to large parts with high volumetric accuracy, also wirelessly

Price in the manufacturer's shop€6,099Delivery time according to the shop 15 to 20 working daysAs of 26 Oct 2026, can change daily

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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)

  • technical parts for inspection and reverse engineering
  • Car parts and large assemblies (photogrammetry with scale bars)
  • Holes and recesses (single line, depth to diameter up to 6:1)
  • People and large objects without markers (NIR)
  • black and metallic objects without spray (according to the manufacturer)

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Highest volumetric accuracy in the Sermoon range: 0.02 mm + 0.04 mm/m, with scale bars 0.03 mm/m
  • Scan Bridge for wireless scanning and scale bars included according to the manual
  • Carrier for optics and lenses made from a single piece of CNC-milled metal, lenses mechanically locked

Cons

  • Expensive: €6,099 in the DE shop
  • No display and no built-in computer: scanning only with a PC
  • Delivery time according to the DE shop 15 to 20 working days (as of 16.10.2026)

Specs

Price rangeover €3,000
PriceManufacturer's shop: €6,099; Delivery time according to the shop 15 to 20 working days (As of 26 Oct 2026)
TechnologyBlue laser light (34 cross lines, 7 parallel lines, 1 single line for deep holes) + binocular near-infrared structured light; built-in photogrammetry with two magnetic carbon fibre scale bars; CNC-milled metal carrier for optics and lenses
Accuracy (according to the manufacturer)up to 0.02 mm (laser), up to 0.05 mm (NIR), under laboratory conditions (100 mm ball pair); volumetric 0.02 mm + 0.04 mm/m (laser, with scale bars 0.02 mm + 0.03 mm/m) or 0.05 mm + 0.1 mm/m (NIR)
Resolution / point distance0.05 to 2 mm (laser), 0.1 to 2 mm (NIR)
Speedup to 90 fps (single line and 7 parallel lines), up to 85 fps (34 cross lines, according to the specs table), up to 30 fps (NIR); 84,000 points/s (single line), 756,000 (7 lines), 1,734,000 (34 cross lines) and 5,000,000 points/s (NIR); wireless via Scan Bridge according to the manufacturer under 50 fps (laser) or under 30 fps (NIR)
Working distance200 to 600 mm (single line and 34 cross lines), 150 to 400 mm (7 parallel lines), 170 to 1,200 mm (NIR)
Capture area (single frame)Laser: 215 x 167 mm at 200 mm to 650 x 531 mm at 600 mm; NIR: 650 x 531 mm at 600 mm to 1,300 x 935 mm at 1,200 mm
Object sizeLaser 5 x 5 x 5 mm to 4,000 x 4,000 x 4,000 mm, NIR 150 x 150 x 150 mm to 2,000 x 2,000 x 2,000 mm
TrackingMarkers, global markers (laser); markers, global markers, geometry, texture (NIR); photogrammetry with scale bars without coded markers
Colour/textureyes (colour mapping, 12 two-colour LEDs; camera resolution not specified by the manufacturer)
ConnectivityOn a PC via USB 3.0 (4.5 m cable, Type-C to Type-A), input 12 V / 3 A; wireless via Scan Bridge with Wi-Fi 6 (5 GHz) and two 5,000 mAh batteries, over 4 hours of runtime according to the product page, charging at 30 W; 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 PCno, PC or smartphone required
SoftwareCrealityScan 4 (Windows, macOS); Android and iOS only as screen mirroring according to the product page; measuring function from December 2025 according to the product page; data usable with QuickSurface and Geomagic Design X, among others, according to the manufacturer
PC requirementsRecommended: 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 deliverySermoon X1 3D scanner, Scan Bridge (according to the manual), Glass calibration plate, Scale bars (2 pieces), Power supply with plug adapters, USB 3.0 data cable 4.5 m (Type-C to Type-A), Scan Bridge data cable, Scan Bridge fast charging cable, Reflective markers 6 mm and 3 mm (40 sheets each), Quick-change plate with hand screw, Magnetic smartphone holder, Wi-Fi 6 adapter, USB Type-C adapter, Cleaning cloth, Strap, Quick start guide, declaration of conformity, warranty card, Case
Dimensions216 × 74 × 51 mm
Weight530 g
Market launch2025 (exact date not specified by the manufacturer)

Source: Manufacturer specifications, As of 10/2026.

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