Description
Large-scale precision. Professional 3D mapping.
The 3DMakerpro Eagle is an all-in-one handheld SLAM LiDAR scanner built for large sites. It combines 200,000 points per second with 8K HDR imaging and live on-screen preview, and both editions include the RTK module for georeferenced point clouds.
Key Features
- Up to 2 cm accuracy at 10 m; 80–140 m scan range
- 360° × 59° field of view at 200,000 points per second
- 8K HDR imaging (3–5 EV) — one 48 MP fisheye camera (Standard) or four (Max)
- Live preview on a 3.5″ screen: point cloud, photos or split view
- Ready to use with no complex calibration
- RTK module for 1–3 cm absolute point-cloud accuracy
- Mounts on tripods, vehicles, bicycles, backpacks and drones
- Two-year warranty
What’s in the Box
Standard
- Eagle LiDAR scanner (1× camera)
- Handle
- PD power adapter
- 1.5 m dual-ended USB-C cable
- 128 GB TF card
- USB-C to USB-A adapter
- RTK module and chip
Max
- Eagle Max LiDAR scanner (4× camera)
- Handle
- Adapters and cables
- Engineering case
- RTK module and chip
Specifications
| Accuracy | 2 cm @ 10 m; 3 cm @ 20 m; 5 cm @ 40 m |
|---|---|
| Absolute accuracy (RTK) | 1–3 cm |
| Scan radius | 40–70 m (10%–80% reflectivity) |
| Scan range | 80–140 m |
| Field of view | 360° horizontal × 59° vertical |
| Point rate | 200,000 pts/s |
| Cameras | Standard: 1× 48 MP fisheye; Max: 4× 48 MP fisheye |
| Imaging | 8K panoramic color, HDR 3–5 EV |
| Laser | 905 nm, Class 1 eye safe |
| Screen | 3.5″ |
| Processor / storage | 8-core 2.4 GHz; 32 GB + 128 GB TF card |
| Battery | 12,000 mAh, about 1 h; external power supported |
| Ports / wireless | 2× USB-C; Wi-Fi 5 |
| Output formats | Colored point cloud (PLY), Gaussian Splatting (PLY), colored mesh (OBJ), panoramic tour |
| Dimensions | 115 × 181 × 106 mm |
| Weight | 1.5 kg |
| Software requirements | Windows 11 or later (macOS not supported) |
| Recommended PC | Intel Core i7, 64 GB RAM, NVIDIA RTX 4060 (16 GB VRAM) |
| Gaussian Splatting | Requires an NVIDIA GPU |











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