FARO CREAFORM Wins Red Dot Design Award

FARO CREAFORM, a business of AMETEK, Inc. and a global provider of 3D scanning and portable CMM solutions, has announced that its HandySCAN 3D EVO Series™ handheld 3D scanner has received the Red Dot Award for Product Design.

The Red Dot Award, recognized globally for product design excellence for more than 70 years, attracts thousands of entries each year across categories including Product Design, Brands & Communication, and Design Concept. With this recognition, FARO CREAFORM has secured its sixth Product Design award for the HandySCAN 3D product line.

According to the company, the award highlights its focus on innovation and design in delivering handheld 3D scanning solutions.

“We at FARO CREAFORM are honored that our market-leading handheld 3D scanner has been recognized by this year’s Red Dot Award Jury,” said Fanny Truchon, FARO CREAFORM President & Chief Executive Officer. “This highly sought‑after recognition celebrates a design philosophy that successfully unifies unmatched usability, high‑end performance, and distinctive FARO CREAFORM styling—while remaining purpose‑built for industrial environments. Products like the HandySCAN 3D EVO Series exemplify our commitment to advancing 3D metrology solutions that deliver formidable accuracy and precision, while remaining intuitive across a wide range of shop‑floor applications.”

The HandySCAN 3D EVO Series comes in a compact, lightweight design featuring a large 4.3-inch touchscreen display that enables real-time visualization and enhanced freedom of movement and efficiency.

Through its ergonomic graphical user interface (GUl), the EVO Series enhances the user experience by streamlining the inspection process and eliminating the need to move back and forth between the part and the laptop. Additionally, its optimized architecture offers three mechanical buttons to navigate on-screen menus, and includes a directional distance indicator. The device connects through a single rugged industrial push-pull secure connector, balanced for optimal weight distribution.

“The novelty of its appearance, with its large touchscreen, its sleek heatsink protector grid, its discreet side bumpers and its trapezoid camera covers, offers a unique visual impact,” added Marco St-Pierre, DVP Innovation 3D Scanners. “Subtle but significant finishing touches, like the textured handle and soft touch mat black paint, that offer anti slip features, ensure enduring aesthetics.”

Each year, the Red Dot Jury is comprised of 40 international experts who test, discuss and evaluate each entry live and on site. Entrants are judged on several criteria, including degree of innovation, functionality, formal quality and ergonomics.

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