Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In infrared mode, stable tracking depends on proper frame overlap and correct projection. If the scan becomes unstable, it’s usually caused by moving too fast, scanning too close, or not keeping the lens parallel to the surface.
Here’s how to fix it:
• Slow down your scanning speed
• Step back slightly to increase distance
• Keep the lens parallel to the surface
Follow these steps and you’ll see smoother data buildup, stable tracking, and a complete model without missing areas.
Try this on your next IR scan and see the difference.
In infrared mode, stable tracking depends on proper frame overlap and correct projection. If the scan becomes unstable, it’s usually caused by moving too fast, scanning too close, or not keeping the lens parallel to the surface.
Here’s how to fix it:
• Slow down your scanning speed
• Step back slightly to increase distance
• Keep the lens parallel to the surface
Follow these steps and you’ll see smoother data buildup, stable tracking, and a complete model without missing areas.
Try this on your next IR scan and see the difference.
