What environment will be scanned?
Indoor, outdoor, industrial, underground, or mixed?
Product evaluation
Compare ModeXion Products
First compare Pentra, Radix, and Staris as handheld SLAM scanners. Then evaluate the MX-100 separately as a dedicated manhole inspection system.
Handheld scanner comparison
Higher point rate does not automatically mean higher accuracy. Match the model to the application, environment, coverage, range, battery, and deliverables.
| Evaluation factor | Pentra | Radix | Staris |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best fit | Balanced portable capture | Dense 360° and extended range | Long-range outdoor capture |
| Range | 40 m @ 10%; 70 m @ 80% | 0.05-120 m | 450 m @ 80% |
| Field of view | 360° × 59° | 360° × 31° | 70.4° × 31° non-repetitive |
| Measurement rate | 200,000 pts/s | 640,000 pts/s | 240,000 pts/s |
| Absolute accuracy | 3 cm | 3 cm | 3 cm |
| Weight | 1.2 kg | 1.8 kg | 1.3 kg |
| Battery | 2.0 h / 30 Wh | 1.0 h / 30 Wh | 2.5 h / 45 Wh |
Dedicated inspection system
MX-100 is not a fourth handheld model.
It is designed around ground-level manhole capture, panoramic imagery, reconstruction, measurement, review, and reporting.
Explore MX-100
Selection questions
What range and coverage are required?
Keep reflectivity conditions attached to range values.
What outputs are required?
Point clouds, coordinates, maps, mesh models, imagery, or reports?
What workflow must the system fit?
Portable mapping or dedicated manhole inspection?