einstar rockit for reverse engineering

hello
i am planning to buy a rockit , to scan car and mechanical parts.
the scan quality and the echo system of einstar seems good .
is 32 ram enough for scanning medium size parts? after the last update. i can not afford a 64 ram now,
is the software user friendly , and the output is it fit for reverse engineering ?

i appreciate your honest feedback

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Hi, I’m Stephanie, a Technical Support Engineer at Einstar.

32GB RAM meets our minimum system requirements and is generally sufficient for scanning medium-sized parts. However, if you plan to work on larger projects or want a smoother scanning and data-processing experience, we recommend upgrading to 64GB RAM when possible.

The software is user-friendly and supports exporting data in ASC, OBJ, STL, PLY, and 3MF formats, making it easy to integrate into most reverse-engineering workflows. If you can share the types of parts you plan to scan, I’d be happy to provide more specific recommendations. :blush:

thank you