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Product description: 3D scanner - Creality Sermoon P1
The Creality Sermoon P1 is an advanced, portable all-in-one 3D scanner that combines a blue laser and NIR structured light with powerful on-board processing. Its 22 cross laser lines, 7 parallel laser lines, and 1 single laser line allow for scanning of large surfaces, fine details, gaps, and deep holes, while NIR mode is suitable for larger objects and markerless scanning . Scanning accuracy reaches 0.02 mm , and volumetric accuracy is 0.02 mm + 0.06 mm/m . The Sermoon P1 can handle objects from 5 x 5 x 5 mm to 4000 x 4000 x 4000 mm and can operate standalone, wirelessly, or wired to a computer. A 6-inch touchscreen , Qualcomm processor, 24 GB RAM, 256 GB UFS 4.0 storage, WiFi 7, and two replaceable 3300 mAh batteries create a mobile station for scanning, processing, and exporting 3D models . The device also supports capturing color textures and scanning black and metal surfaces without the use of matting spray.

The scanner offers a combination of 22 cross, 7 parallel and 1 single blue laser line with a dual NIR VCSEL structured light source.
Hybrid 3D scanning technology - laser and NIR structured light
The Creality Sermoon P1 utilizes multiple geometry acquisition methods, allowing a single scanner to handle objects of varying sizes and shapes. 22 cross-shaped blue laser lines are used to quickly collect data from larger surfaces, while 7 parallel laser lines allow for focusing on small details and complex geometry. A separate, single laser line is designed to scan deep holes, narrow crevices, and recesses that can be difficult to capture with standard multi-line methods. The system is complemented by NIR VCSEL structured light , designed for rapid scanning of medium- to large-sized objects, sculptures, and human figures, among other applications.
High scanning accuracy and a wide range of object sizes
In technical applications, not only the appearance of the generated 3D model is important, but also its dimensional consistency with the physical object. In blue laser modes, the Sermoon P1 achieves an accuracy of up to 0.02 mm and a volumetric accuracy of 0.02 mm + 0.06 mm/m , making it suitable for reverse engineering, dimensional inspection, and designing parts that fit existing structures. 3D resolution in laser mode ranges from 0.05 mm to 2 mm , allowing you to tailor the data detail to the size of the scanned element. The blue laser system allows you to start working with objects as small as 5 x 5 x 5 mm , while the maximum supported scan size reaches 4000 x 4000 x 4000 mm . The combination of precise laser scanning with the wide field of view of NIR mode allows you to use a single device for both small technical parts and much larger structures.

The scanner can operate standalone, connect wirelessly to a computer, or use a stable USB wired connection when it needs maximum performance.
Sermoon P1's Three Operating Modes and 6-Inch Touchscreen
One of the key differences between the Sermoon P1 and a traditional scanner that requires a constant connection to a computer is its ability to operate completely autonomously . In standalone mode, scanning, previewing, and basic model processing are performed directly on the device, which is particularly convenient when measuring in a workshop, production hall, vehicle, or field. You can also connect the scanner wirelessly to your computer or use a stable wired USB connection when you need maximum performance. Control is simplified by a 6-inch HD touchscreen , which displays the scan preview, distance to the object, and subsequent data processing steps. This solution allows you to start work without building a complex measurement station, and seamlessly switch to working with a computer if necessary.
Qualcomm processor, WiFi 7 and 3D model processing software
Processing the large number of points is handled by an 8-core Qualcomm processor clocked at up to 3.36 GHz , an Adreno 740 graphics chip, and FPGA hardware acceleration. The device has 24 GB of LPDDR5X memory and 256 GB of UFS 4.0 storage , allowing data to be saved and processed without having to be immediately transferred to a computer. The built-in software supports calibration, scanning, point cloud merging, multi-scan matching, meshing, and color texture mapping . When working with a computer, you can use CrealityScan 4 on Windows and macOS, and the completed data can then be transferred to reverse engineering, design, and inspection programs such as QuickSurface and Geomagic Design X. WiFi 7 connectivity enables fast wireless data transfer, while a wired connection is the solution for projects where maximum stability and speed are a priority.
Interchangeable batteries and mobile field work
The Sermoon P1 was designed as a device that can be taken directly to the object being scanned, instead of having to carry it to the measurement station. The kit includes two replaceable 3300 mAh batteries – one can power the device while the other is readily available for quick replacement. This solution reduces downtime during extended work, such as digitizing a car, machine, or components located outside the workshop. The batteries support fast charging. and according to the manufacturer, it takes about 50 minutes to reach an 80% charge ; each can also be charged independently via a USB Type-C port. The entire scanner has a compact housing, a comfortable handle, and is supplied with a carrying case , which makes it easy to safely transport the device, calibration plate, and accessories .
Scan metal, dark surfaces, and colored textures without spray
Many traditional 3D scanners struggle with very dark, shiny, or metallic surfaces, so a special matting spray is often applied before measurement. The Sermoon P1 is designed to scan black and metal objects without the need for spray , shortening the preparation time and reducing the need for subsequent surface cleaning. This is particularly important for automotive parts, machine components, tools, molds, and objects that should not be coated with additional substances. The global shutter RGB camera, Qualcomm ISP chip, and white auxiliary lighting also allow for the capture of colored textures , allowing the model to reproduce not only the geometry but also the surface appearance. The design is also designed for operation in high light conditions – the single line and 22-cross line modes support conditions up to 100,000 lux , extending the scanner's usability outside of a controlled measurement environment.
Contents of the Creality Sermoon P1 Kit
- Creality Sermoon P1 3D Scanner
- Precision glass calibration plate
- USB 3.0 Type-C - USB Type-C data cable, 2 m long
- Power supply with plug adapters
- Reflective markers, 6 mm diameter - 10 pcs.
- Reflective markers, 3 mm diameter - 10 pcs.
- 3300 mAh spare battery
- Cleaning cloth
- Leash
- Carrying case
Creality Sermoon P1 3D Scanner Technical Specifications
| Scan mode | Single blue laser line | 7 parallel blue laser lines | 22 cross blue laser lines | Structured light NIR short-range | Structured light Long-range NIR |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Accuracy | up to 0.02 mm | up to 0.075 mm | |||
| Volumetric accuracy | 0.02 mm + 0.06 mm/m | 0.075 mm + 0.1 mm/m | |||
| Data acquisition speed - standalone mode | 61000 points/s | 430000 points/s | 1,044,000 points/s | 3,440,000 points/s | |
| Data acquisition speed - computer connection | 102000 points/s | 716000 points/s | 1,740,000 points/s | 6,881,000 points/s | |
| 3D resolution | from 0.05 mm to 2 mm | from 0.1 mm to 2 mm | |||
| Scanning speed - standalone mode | up to 60 FPS | up to 15 FPS | |||
| Scanning speed - computer connection | up to 100 FPS | up to 30 FPS | |||
| Minimum size of the scanned object | 5 x 5 x 5 mm | 150 x 150 x 150 mm | |||
| Single shot area | 85 x 105 mm at 160 mm distance 135 x 130 mm at 200 mm distance 265 x 200 mm at 300 mm distance 310 x 265 mm at 400 mm distance 380 x 365 mm at 500 mm distance | 135 x 130 mm at 200 mm distance 265 x 200 mm at 300 mm distance 310 x 265 mm at 400 mm distance | 689 x 375 mm at 500 mm distance 1245 x 754 mm at 900 mm distance 1450 x 1020 mm at 1200 mm distance | ||
| Working distance | from 200 mm to 550 mm | from 160 mm to 400 mm | from 200 mm to 550 mm | from 170 mm to 400 mm | from 200 mm to 1200 mm |
| Color mapping | supported | ||||
| Scan alignment methods | markers / global markers | markers / global markers / geometry / texture | |||
| Auxiliary lighting for color capture | 12 white LEDs | ||||
| Maximum illuminance when scanning outdoors | up to 100,000 lux | up to 50,000 lux | up to 100,000 lux | up to 30,000 lux | |
| Lighting to aid marker recognition | 12 blue LEDs | ||||
| Laser safety class | class II - safe for eyes according to the manufacturer's declaration | class I - safe for eyes according to the manufacturer's declaration | |||
| Calibration plate | precision glass calibration plate | ||||
| Processor | Qualcomm, 8 cores, clock speed up to 3.36 GHz | ||||
| Graphic layout | Adreno 740 | ||||
| Hardware acceleration | CPU / GPU / FPGA | ||||
| RAM | 24GB LPDDR5X | ||||
| Internal memory | 256GB UFS 4.0 | ||||
| Display | 6-inch HD touchscreen | ||||
| Battery capacity | 3300mAh x 2 | ||||
| Type of batteries | interchangeable, with the possibility of quick replacement | ||||
| Landing | PD 3.0 fast charging up to 65 W | ||||
| Wireless scanning with your computer | supported | ||||
| Operating modes | standalone mode wireless connection to a computer wired connection to a computer | ||||
| Wireless connectivity | WiFi 7 | ||||
| Supported computer operating systems | Windows / macOS | ||||
| Recommended computer configuration - Windows | operating system: Windows 10 / Windows 11 64-bit Processor: Intel Core i7 13th generation or newer dedicated graphics card: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 or better, minimum 8 GB VRAM RAM: minimum 64 GB | ||||
| Recommended computer configuration - macOS | operating system: macOS 14 or later processor: Apple M3 / M4 / M5 RAM: minimum 32 GB | ||||
| Operating temperature | from -10°C to 40°C | ||||
| Humidity during operation | from 10% RH to 90% RH | ||||
| Dimensions | 209 x 129 x 53 mm | ||||
| Mass | 830 g | ||||





