ScanMax 320: Portable A2 Scanner
Folds to the size of a book, scans A2 in eleven seconds, and runs off a power bank.
Architects, illustrators and anyone who has tried to photograph a drawing on a kitchen table: this is for you. ScanMax unfolds into a rigid A2 frame with a 24MP sensor on a guided rail, so a single pass gives you a flat, color-correct capture.
It stitches two passes into one file when you need A2 at 600dpi, and the whole thing weighs 1.4kg. A USB-C port powers it from a battery pack, which means you can digitize an archive in a basement with no outlet.
Software is a local app: no account, no upload, automatic keystone and paper-white correction.
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