
The scanner projects a patterned light field and captures the deformation of that pattern to reconstruct a 3D point cloud of the subject’s surface. From the point cloud, proprietary algorithms
Inquire NowThe scanner projects a patterned light field and captures the deformation of that pattern to reconstruct a 3D point cloud of the subject’s surface.
From the point cloud, proprietary algorithms segment tissue layers and estimate total and regional fat mass with traceable reference to dual‑energy X‑ray absorptiometry (DXA).
A pair of synchronized cameras observes the illuminated pattern from slightly different angles, enabling stereo triangulation for each pixel.
The resulting depth map is fused across multiple poses (typically a single standing pose) to produce a watertight mesh that approximates body volume.
Fat fraction is derived by comparing the measured volume to the subject’s weight, using a calibrated density‑fat relationship validated across diverse populations.
| Parameter | Typical Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Scan volume (W×H×D) | 2000 mm × 1200 mm × 600 mm | Encompasses full standing adult |
| Body fat estimation error | ±1.0 % absolute | Validated against DXA (n=250) |
| Scan time | ≤8 seconds | Includes pose guidance and data export |
| Output resolution | 0.5 mm point spacing | Sufficient for surface‑based volumetry |
| Power consumption | 45 W typical | 100‑240 V AC, 50/60 Hz |
| Operating temperature | 10 °C – 35 °C | Non‑condensing |

Fitness centers use the scanner to track member progress with objective, repeatable metrics that are less prone to hydration variability than bio‑impedance.
Clinical nutrition departments deploy it for rapid body composition assessment during outpatient visits, reducing reliance on lengthy DXA appointments.
Research laboratories value the high‑density surface map for studying fat distribution patterns in epidemiological cohorts.
Corporate wellness programs benefit from the short scan duration, enabling high‑throughput screening of employee populations.
Ordering ten or more units locks in a unit price that reflects reduced per‑unit material handling and streamlined firmware deployment.
Standardized calibration certificates are issued for each device, ensuring inter‑unit comparability across sites.
Spare‑part kits (illumination modules, camera lenses) can be procured centrally, lowering inventory complexity for service teams.
Volume discounts apply to extended warranty packages, which cover on‑site verification and software updates for 24 months.
Each scanner undergoes a two‑stage verification: first, a geometric check using a calibrated reference sphere to confirm volumetric accuracy within ±0.5 mm; second, a fat‑estimation test against a set of phantom bodies with known adipose fractions.
Calibration data are stored in a secure traceability log linked to the device serial number, facilitating audit trails for regulated environments.
Field‑service tools include a portable verification kit that allows on‑site validation of scan volume and texture intensity without returning the unit to the factory.
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