ROME HARDWARE · INTRAORAL SCANNER · IN STEALTH

Luce

Italian for light · pronounced LOO-chay

An intraoral scanner concept with open file output.

Luce is intended to lower scanner cost, export standard STL and PLY files, and make one scanner per operatory more practical.

Concept film · muted autoplay · development direction, not available hardware

THE PROGRAM

An intraoral scanner concept with open file output.

Luce is an API-first intraoral scanner concept. The program is intended to address scanner cost, closed file formats, and the need to share one scanner across multiple operatories. Accuracy and manufacturing validation are not complete.

SEE LUCE IN MOTION

Luce is intended to export open files and support one scanner per operatory.

The concept uses local reconstruction and standard STL and PLY output. Cost and accuracy targets are not yet validated.

THE PRODUCT JOB

01 · COST

Target a lower-cost scanner architecture.

The development goal is to make one scanner per operatory more practical. No shipping price is available.

02 · FILES

Export standard STL and PLY files.

The practice should be able to use scan files outside one vendor ecosystem.

03 · WORKFLOW

Store the scan with the patient record.

The intended workflow connects scan status, files, review, and follow-up to the patient in Forum.

PROPOSED MECHANISM

Luce would reconstruct a 3D surface from projected light.

Dual-wavelength coded line projection, global-shutter cameras, cross-polarized color capture, and open reconstruction software are being developed as one synchronized optical system. The target is practical orthodontic digital-impression accuracy, not a broad diagnostic device claim.

CURRENT STATUS

Concept program. Validation is not complete.

This device is not available for clinical use. The engineering, clinical, regulatory, manufacturing, and naming work listed below remains incomplete.

  1. 01Optical bench validation
  2. 02Fab-ready electronics
  3. 03Freedom-to-operate opinion
  4. 04Manufacturing and accuracy validation
  5. 05Naming and trademark clearance

FOUR HARDWARE PROGRAMS

Programs for scanning, nasal-resistance measurement, TAD guidance, and CBCT.

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