LiGrip H300
Rotating Handheld SLAM LiDAR System
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Scan Rate640,000pts/s
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Scan RangeUp to 300m
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Scan AccuracyUp to 1cm
The LiGrip H300, discover the latest innovation in GreenValley's LiGrip handheld series. This sleek and compact device offers lightweight handling, user-friendly operation, and versatile installation options. With its advanced s, the LiGrip H300 can quickly capture extensive scene data across various platforms, such as handheld, backpack, mounted on vehicle, and drone.
Experience the power of multiple high-precision mapping methods, including SLAM, PPK-SLAM, and RTK-SLAM, allowing you to swiftly acquire point cloud data with absolute coordinates. Combined with GreenValley's self-developed LiDAR 360 and LiDAR 360MLS software, the LiGrip H300 effortlessly tackles last-mile challenges in mapping, mining, forestry, and road asset survey.
With its advanced sensors, the LiGrip H300 can quickly capture extensive scene data, scan range up to 300m, and scan rate up to 640,000 pts/s. With 1-inch CMOS detachable panoramic camera, its imagery resolution can be 6528×3264.
LiGrip H300 allows you to experience the power of multiple high-precision mapping methods, including SLAM, PPK-SLAM, and RTK-SLAM, and swiftly acquire point cloud data with absolute coordinates.
With versatile installation options, such as handheld, backpack, mounted on vehicle, and drone, LiGrip H300 effortlessly tackles last-mile challenges in terrain, forestry, mining, power line, 3D building, road asset survey, etc.
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