Faro is a provider of 3D measurement, imaging and realization technology. Its Focus3D Scanner is able to scan millions of points in its immediate surroundings to create a detailed 3D color image.

The Freestyle 3D can be employed as a standalone device to scan areas of interest, or used in concert with FARO’s Focus X 130 / X 330 scanners.

LAKE MARY, Fla., July 16, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- FARO® (NASDAQ:FARO), the world's most trusted source for 3D measurement and imaging solutions for 3D Design announces the availability of the Cobalt ...

The FARO Freestyle 2 is a high-quality portable 3D scanner designed for fast, photorealistic 3D reality capture. With its ultra-responsive real-time display, on-site review has ...

By mounting the FARO Focus 3D Scanner on this custom-built Lego transporter, users can move the scanner around the object or area they wish to capture, ensuring a more comprehensive and detailed ...

FARO Technologies, Inc. announces the release of FARO Trek, a fully autonomous 3D mobile scanning integration built in collaboration with the Massachusetts-based robotics firm Boston Dynamics.

--FARO Technologies, Inc., the global leader for 3 D Metrology, AEC and Public Safety Analytics, today announced the release of FARO ® Trek. Trek is a fully autonomous 3 D mobile scanning ...

With the release of the Freestyle 3D X, FARO´s portfolio now contains two handheld scanners designed to help customers increase productivity, save time and make effective, data-driven decisions.

LAKE MARY, Fla. - FARO Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ:FARO), a global technology company, has introduced an expansion to their FARO Focus 3D Laser Scanner portfolio with a new model, Focus Premium Max.

Making a play for our man-childhood inclinations today is a Lego-augmented FARO Focus 3D, purportedly the world's smallest 3D laser scanner yet still able to detect surroundings up to 120 metres away.

Mr. Freeland added, "FARO's customers continue to stress the importance of work-flow simplicity, portability, and affordability as key drivers to their continued use and adoption of 3D laser scanning.