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Optical capture for the digital workflow — an intraoral handpiece with ≤7 μm single-site trueness that captures a full arch in under sixty seconds, and a benchtop pair that resolves down to <5 μm. One spectrum of light, from mouth to model.
Every Auralis Scan belongs to one of two lines — IO for the hand, LAB for the bench. Choose by where the impression happens: inside the mouth, or on the model table.
The chairside wand. ≤7 μm single-site trueness and ≤5 μm precision at 24 frames per second — a full arch captured in under 60 seconds, lit by white LED and laser. Six autoclavable tips, one USB 3.0 cable, 145 grams in the hand.
The benchtop pair, in two configurations. Lab S reads daily dies at <8 μm trueness through twin 3.0 MP cameras; Lab L opens the volume to 140 × 120 × 90 mm and sharpens to <5 μm trueness for full-arch and implant work.
Eight chairside tools live inside the Scan software — checking, drawing and simulating while the model is still in the mouth, so what arrives at the lab has already been verified.
| Property | Scan IO | Scan Lab S | Scan Lab L |
|---|---|---|---|
| Form factor | Intraoral handpiece | Benchtop | Benchtop |
| Trueness (in vitro) | ≤ 7 μm | < 8 μm | < 5 μm |
| Precision | ≤ 5 μm | Details on request | Details on request |
| Frame rate | 24 fps | — | — |
| Full-arch capture | < 60 s | Single die to full model, in minutes | Single die to full model, in minutes |
| Light source | White LED + laser | Structured-light blue LED | Structured-light blue LED |
| Field / scan volume | 18 × 16 mm | 108 × 80 × 80 mm | 140 × 120 × 90 mm |
| Scan depth | 0–20 mm | — | — |
| Cameras | — | 2 × 3.0 MP | 2 × 5.0 MP |
| Scan tips | 6 × autoclavable — 87 × 21 × 15 mm | — | — |
| Output formats | STL · PLY | STL · PLY · OBJ | STL · PLY · OBJ |
| Connection | USB 3.0, single cable | — | — |
| Body dimensions | 222 × 33 × 28 mm | — | — |
| Weight | 145 g, excl. cable | — | — |
| Controls | Motion sensing · smart buttons | — | — |
| Warranty | 2 years | — | — |
Trueness and precision figures are measured in vitro on reference models (following ISO 20896-1 / ISO 12836 methods). In-vivo full-arch accuracy depends on the case and the operator.
Scan IO exports STL and true-color PLY; Scan Lab adds OBJ. Files land directly in Auralis Studio — open formats, no conversion, no lock-in — ready for crown, bridge, implant and orthodontic design.
Yes. Scans export as open STL, PLY and OBJ files with no unlock fees, so any mainstream CAD platform — including exocad and 3Shape — can open them directly.
Single-site trueness measures ≤ 7 μm in our in-house tests, with 24 fps capture and a full arch in under 60 seconds. Accuracy in daily use depends on technique — our team provides scanning-path training at installation.
Yes, together with Auralis Scan Bodies. Indexed scan bodies give the software reliable geometry to lock onto across the arch; for long spans we recommend the verification workflow described on the Scan Bodies page.
First-line support runs over WhatsApp in Bahasa Indonesia and English, with remote diagnostics for software issues. Warranty terms and on-site service arrangements are shared with your quotation.
Demo units, spare tips and full metrology reports are available for partner clinics and labs across Southeast Asia.