LiGrip H120
Handheld 3D Laser Scanning System
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Scan Rate320,000pts/s
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Scan Range120m
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LiDAR Accuracy± 3cm
LiGrip H120 handheld rotating laser scanner is a new series of products launched by GreenValley International. The product adopts a simple style design, compact body, light hand-held, convenient operation and flexible installation; with a variety of sensors, it can quickly capture a wide range of scenes Data; supports multi-platform and multi-mode operations, and combines LiDAR and SLAM algorithms to achieve integrated indoor multi-scene measurement. With GreenValley's self-developed LiFuser-BP point cloud processing software, the point cloud data can be post-processed quickly.
Utilizing GreenValley's very own Industry-leading SLAM (Simutaneous Localization And Mapping) algorithm, LiGrip providesreal-time on-the-go accurate positioning as you map your environments.
Supports handheld, backpack, vehicle, and other operating platforms to achieve full coverage of collection requirements in different scenarios, which improves a lot of operation effciency
Supports two operating modes: mobile WIFI (all-in-one kit) and clientless (pure hand-held built-in) operation, which can be exibly selected according to the operating environment
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