3D Laser Scanning

3D Laser Scanning is a non-contact, non-destructive technology that digitally captures any environment and objects within it and places it in a 3D virtual world as an exact replica of what exists. Typically, the 3D scan data is represented with a scale digital model or a 3D graphical rendering. 3D scan data is often used as a bridge between physical objects and modern manufacturing. This is achieved by converting the data into computer-aided design (CAD) models.

Engineering

By using 3D scan data, a physical object can be translated directly to the engineering phase of a project and moved on from there. 3D scan data is often used to perform CFD, CAE, FEA and other engineering analysis on objects that have been manufactured and then physically modified.

Quality Control

3D Laser Scanning is used to analyze the "as-built" condition of facilities after they have been built. Typically, non-contact technology is used to quickly inspect and determine overall dimensions, quickly detecting issues which could delay repairs. 3D Laser Scanning is well suited to analyze bolt-hole locations, elevation changes and abnormal orientation. 3D Laser Scanning is used in combination with statistical analysis software to maintain and predict quality on your live or constructing facility.

HDS 6200

The Leica HDS6200 unlocks the full potential of ultrahigh speed, “phase-based” laser scanning technology for fast, productive as-built surveys. “Next-generation” advances in speed, portability, data quality at range, temperature capabilities and tilt sensor integration all combine to deliver significantly lower project costs. The Leica HDS6200 lets users profit from the inherent speed advantage of phase-based scanners for a wider range of as-built and site surveys.

• Fully operational between bright sunlight and complete darkness
• maximum scan rate up to 1 million points per second at a 79 m range, based on ambiguity intervals
• Dual-axis sensor
• Operates between -10° C to +45° C

HDS 7000

The Leica HDS 7000 is the upgraded model of the Leica HDS 6200 and features a longer range of scanning and extremely high scan resolution which makes it possible to obtain a high levels of details of objects to be scanned.

• Fully operational between bright sunlight and complete darkness
• Maximum scan rate of over 1 million points per second at a 187 m range, based on ambiguity intervals
• Laser plummet capability with a centering accuracy of 0.5mm / 1m
• Ethernet or integrated Wireless LAN communication
• Self-check at startup

Z+F IMAGER® 5010C

The terrestrial 3D laser scanner Z+F IMAGER® 5010C sets new standards for laser scanning. The integrated camera allows combining brilliant colours with high-resolution scan data. HDR-technology guarantees perfect illumination in all parts of the scene.

• Integrated calibrated camera
• Best balanced colour imagery through
  Z+F High Dynamic Range Technology
• 80 Mpixel full panorama generation
• Extreme high speed laser sensor
• Total eyesafety guaranteed by laser class 1
• IP 53 conformity: dust & water resistant

Leica ScanStation P20

The Leica ScanStation P20 is a compact, ultra-high speed pulsed laser scanner with survey grade accuracy, range and field-of-view with an integrated camera and laser plummet. It provides ultra-high speed time-of-flight enhanced by Waveform Digitising (WFD) technology.

• Fully operational between bright sunlight and complete darkness
• Maximum scan rate of over 1 million points per second at a 187 m range, based on ambiguity intervals
• Integrated solid-state drive or external USB drive storage
• Integrated high resolution digital camera with zoom video
• Linearity error ≤ 1 mm

Leica Viva TS15

The Leica Viva TS15 uses years of experience to optimally combine the world's best total station sensors for angles, distances, drives and the patented PowerSearch target recognition camera. It optimizes productivity with exact photo documentation of site conditions.

• Image Notes
• Image Assisted Surveying
• PowerSearch finds your prism within seconds