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Handheld Laser Scanning is a modern surveying method using laser systems (Lidar) in an easy-to-handle handheld device. Handheld Laser Scanners, also referred to as handheld mobile terrestrial laser scanning (HMTLS), are often used in surveying projects where accuracy of measurement is slightly less important compared to terrestrial laser scanning, and speed of surveying has a high priority.
GEXCEL
HERON LITE is a handheld 3D mapping system composed of a laser sensor for fast 3D mapping activities, gathering real-time 3D LiDAR data including distances and calib
eSurvey GNSS
The eSurvey eHLS1 is the first portable handheld LiDAR scanner independently designed and manufactured by eSurvey. It's lightweight, flexible, and easy to operate. A
GreenValley International
Durable Design, Multi-Platform, Customizable, lightweight and compact. Available now!
SatLab
Combining the latest SLAM (Simultaneous Localization And Mapping) technology with the most efficient and revolutionary algorithms, the Cygnus Handheld LiDAR Scanner
GEXCEL
HERON LITE Color is a handheld 3D mapping system composed of a laser sensor for 3D geometry acquisition, and an RGB 5K panoramic camera for on-demand images collecti
PIX4D
A handheld RTK rover to elevate single point measurement with 3D scans.
Multiple options for accurate point measurement: Measure with the laser, photogrammetry, o
Stonex
The system has a 360° rotating head, which can generate a 360°x270° point cloud coverage. Combined with the industry-level SLAM algorithm, it can obtain high-precisi
GeoSLAM
The ZEB Vision is a camera accessory for the ZEB Horizon system that can be used to capture 360° panoramic photography in 4K definition for point cloud colourisation
GeoSLAM
Accurately georeference ZEB data by integrating a backpack mounted ZEB Horizon with precision GPS.
FARO Europe
FARO ScanPlan is a user-friendly device to assist in AEC and Public Safety professionals. At a range of 20 m, the user can just point towards the object and walk at