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SICK has a host of sensor devices that detect, localize and track objects using time-of-flight measurement. SICK’s 2D and 3D LiDAR sensors are used for indoor and outdoor applications in countless environments, even in severe weather conditions.
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MRS1000
- Four spread layers and a 275° aperture angle
- High weather resistance and reliability through HDDM+ with multi-echo technology
- Field evaluation and measured data in one sensor
- Easy configuration, with the ability to adapt to a changing environment
- Convenient and customer-friendly diagnostics via web server
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LMS1000
- Efficient sensor with integrated high-speed evaluation
- High weather resistance and reliability through HDDM+ with multi-echo technology
- Field evaluation and measured data in one sensor
- Easy configuration, with the ability to adapt to a changing environment
- Convenient and simple diagnostics via web server
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LMS4000
- Precise measurement, even with very dark or glossy objects
- Fine angular resolution for high measurement point density
- High speed measurement with 600 Hz and fast data transmission with Gigabit Ethernet
- Synchronization of devices without mutual interference
- Industry-grade M12 connections
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LMS5xx
- Powerful, efficient 2D LiDAR sensor for measuring ranges up to 80 m
- Excellent performance even under unfavorable weather conditions due to multi-echo technology
- Compact housing up to enclosure rating IP 67 and integrated heating for outdoor devices
- Low power consumption
- Quick signal processing
- Several inputs and outputs
- Synchronization of several sensors possible
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MRS1000P
- Four spread layers and a 275° aperture angle
- High weather resistance and reliability through HDDM+ with multi-echo technology
- High flexibility for a wide range of applications
- “Welcome app” for generation of 3D point clouds
- Easy scripting with Lua
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MRS6000
- Gap-free detection across 24 scanning layers at an aperture angle of 120°
- Fine angular resolution with high scanning point density
- Reliability thanks to multi-echo technology
- Convenient and customer-friendly web server interface for configuration
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PeopleCounter
- Exact measurement data output via telegrams and digital outputs
- Intuitive user interface for representation and configuration of the application
- Large aperture angle and four layers of the MRS1000
- Shoulder-head-shoulder contour detection
- Pre-programmed, application-specific app based on a 3D LiDAR sensor
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S100
- Small, lightweight and economical measurement sensor
- Field evaluation using intelligent algorithms
- Parameter setting interface is accessible from the front while the device is mounted
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What is LiDAR?
LiDAR – Light Detection and Ranging – is a technology that targets an object with a laser and measures the time that passes until the reflected light returns to the receiver.
This means LiDAR sensors are capable of generating a 3D or 2D image with spatial and depth data for detecting, measuring, localizing and tracking objects.
LiDAR technology has revolutionized automation in countless industries, from automotive to logistics and warehousing to aerospace. LiDAR sensors with a real-time detection range of up to 360° are used to detect obstacles in industrial environments such as factories and warehouses. In transport vehicles, for instance, the systems detect distances and prevent collisions with people, objects or other vehicles. LiDAR sensors installed in robot arms or manned forklift trucks provide greater efficiency, accuracy, and safety by simplifying and optimizing handling, transport, loading and unloading, and material storage.
SICK pioneered LiDAR technology back in the 1980s and has since revolutionized its application in industry over the past decades. The company’s innovative sensor technology is helping to shape the world of tomorrow today.
Whether in two or three dimensions, LiDAR sensors from SICK help machines detect their surroundings and react accordingly with reliable, rugged, and proven technology.
SICK 2D LiDAR sensors cover a wide range of indoor and outdoor applications, even in harsh weather conditions. In ports, they prevent collisions with cranes and containers. In logistics, they are used on mobile robots for palletizing and depalletizing processes, for collision avoidance by detecting hanging objects in factories, or obstacles and people in the travel path of autonomous delivery robots. On roads they are used to monitor speed and height violations, while in airports they efficiently monitor boarding gates and security door systems. In countless buildings they detect unauthorized access, open swing doors and activate escalators when a person approaches. SICK 3D LiDAR sensors are widely used for collision avoidance and driver assistance come rain, hail, snow or shine.
In ports, airports, mines and production facilities, on the road, in buildings and on farms, these robust and versatile sensors assist navigation and collect valuable data as they perform a myriad of tasks such as protecting ships from collisions with bridges, locks or other ships; monitoring goods transports by ensuring efficient loading processes on belts, stockpiles, ship loaders and silos; safely maneuvering mining vehicles across rugged terrain; identifying vacant parking spaces in car parks, or counting people entering or leaving an area. Please wait a moment...
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Small, compact and very quickly installed, the SICK TIM100-3010200 Laser Range Finder is a good solution for controlling all types of indoor surfaces. Connections not included, contact us for more info.
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Suitable for a wide range of indoor and outdoor applications, the SICK LMS111-10100 Laser Range Finder offers an excellent compromise between compact size, cost and performance.
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The SICK TiM571-2050101 Laser Range Finder offers a maximum range of 25 metres and is able to operate outdoors and in all weathers, making it an essential detection tool for all your monitoring systems and industrial applications.
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This cable for SICK laser range finders has a 12-pin female connector for quickly connecting your installation.
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This YF2A15-020UB5XLEAX Cable is designed to connect the SICK laser range finders.
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A high-performance and effective outdoor laser measurement sensor up to 80 m, our selection for the more demanding customers.
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Sick indoor laser scanner with 4 m measuring range. The TIM310 is a new scanning laser sensor for multi-zone detection.
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Sick indoor laser scanner with 10 m measuring range.
The TIM351 is a new scanning laser sensor for multi-zone detection.
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Sick indoor laser scanner with 10 m measuring range. The TIM551 is a new scanning laser sensor for multi-zone detection.
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Medium-range Sick laser scanner for indoor applications.
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High-performance and effective indoor laser measurement sensor up to 80 m
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Power cable for an LMS111 or TIM551 type Sick laser scanner
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Mounting bracket for the LMS100 laser scanner for rear fitting to a wall or on a machine
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Mounting bracket for Sick LMS500 laser scanner for direct rear fitting to a wall or on a machine, no adjustment possible
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M12 Input/output cable with 12 pins for LMS511, 5m
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The new generation of SICK microScan3 Core safety laser scanners for industrial environments combine high-performance scanning technology and smart integration.
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3D ground laser scanning
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Despite the fact that the first terrestrial 3D scanners appeared in the last century, there is no reason to state that 3D laser scanning technology is widely used in geodesy. The main reasons, probably, are the still high cost of such systems and the lack of information on how to use them effectively in various applications. Nevertheless, interest in this technology and its demand in the market of geodetic equipment are growing exponentially every year. nine0007
What is a 3D laser scanner?
According to the type of information received, the device is in many ways similar to a total station.
Similar to the latter, the 3D scanner uses a laser range finder to calculate the distance to an object and measure vertical and horizontal angles to obtain XYZ coordinates. The difference from a total station is that daily shooting with a ground-based 3D laser scanner is tens of millions of measurements. Obtaining a similar amount of information from a total station will take more than one hundred years ...
The initial result of the 3D laser scanner is a point cloud. In the process of shooting, three coordinates (XYZ) and a numerical indicator of the intensity of the reflected signal are recorded for each of them. It is determined by the properties of the surface on which the laser beam falls. The point cloud is colored depending on the degree of intensity and after scanning looks like a three-dimensional digital photo. Most modern models of laser scanners have a built-in video or photo camera, so that the point cloud can also be painted in real colors. nine0003
In general, the operation of the device is as follows.
The laser scanner is mounted opposite the object to be filmed on a tripod. The user sets the required point cloud density (resolution) and survey area, then starts the scanning process. To obtain complete data about an object, as a rule, it is necessary to perform these operations from several stations (positions).
Then the initial data received from the scanner is processed and the measurement results are prepared in the form in which they are required by the customer. This stage is no less important than field work, and is often more time-consuming and complicated. Profiles and sections, flat drawings, three-dimensional models, calculations of areas and volumes of surfaces - all this, as well as other necessary information, can be obtained as the final result of working with a scanner. nine0003
Where can laser scanning be used?
Main applications of 3D scanning:
- industrial enterprises
- building and architecture
- road shooting
- mining
- monitoring of buildings and structures
- documentation of emergencies
This list is far from complete, since every year users of laser scanners perform more and more unique projects that expand the scope of technology.
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Laser Scanning from Leica Geosystems - History of Laser Scanners
The history of Leica laser scanners began in the 90s of the last century. The first model 2400, then under the Cyra brand, was released in 1998. In 2001, Cyra entered Leica Geosystems into the HDS (High-Definition Surveying) division. Now, after 14 years, Leica Geosystems introduces a line of two scanning systems on the market.
As mentioned above, 3D laser scanning is used in completely different areas, and there is no universal scanner that would effectively solve all problems. nine0007 For shooting industrial facilities where a long range is not required, but the model must be very detailed (that is, an accurate high-speed device is needed), the laser scanner Leica ScanStation P30 will be optimal: range up to 120 m, speed up to 1,000,000 points per second.
Completely different requirements are imposed on the scanner when it comes to shooting opencast mines and storages of bulk materials in order to calculate volumes.
Here, centimeter accuracy of the rangefinder is enough, and the shooting range and protection from weather conditions and dust come to the fore. The ideal tool for scanning in such conditions - Leica HDS8810 with a range of up to 2,000 m and IP65 dust and water resistance. In addition, this device is the only one on the market of scanning systems that operates in the temperature range from -40 to +50 degrees. That is, the HDS8810 is a laser scanner that works in all weather conditions.
The key model of Leica Geosystems' HDS division is the Leica ScanStation P40 . The famous and most popular ScanStation line in the world, whose history began in 2006, was replenished in April 2015 with the P40 scanner. The P40 inherited the accuracy and speed from the previous model, but has become more long-range, and the data quality has become even better. In terms of the range of tasks to be solved, this device is truly a leader in its segment. It is no coincidence that despite the "youth" of this model, it has already gained wide popularity in the world.
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Software for processing laser scan data (point clouds)
It is impossible not to say a few words about the software for processing data received from the scanner. Potential customers pay undeservedly little attention to this component of the 3D laser scanning system, although data processing and obtaining the final result of the work are no less important stages of the project than field work. The range of Leica HDS software is truly the widest on the laser scanning market. nine0003
The main element of the spectrum is, of course, the Cyclone complex. This modular software system is rightfully considered the most popular in the world and has a large package of tools for processing data obtained using a scanner. Leica also has a number of more highly specialized programs. For those who are accustomed to working in traditional CAD, there is a series of software products Leica CloudWorx embedded in AutoCAD, MicroStation, AVEVA and SmartPlant, which allows users of these programs to work directly with point clouds.
nine0012 3DReshaper builds high-quality triangulation models of object surfaces and allows you to monitor deformations by comparing object surveys taken at different times. The Leica HDS line of software even includes software for processing scan data in forensics.
Thus, laser scanning from Leica Geosystems is a whole complex of software and hardware solutions. For every, even a highly specialized task, Leica has a scanner + software combination that will help solve this problem as efficiently as possible. nine0007
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Use automatic on-site pre-registration of point cloud data for real-time quality control, increased productivity and better decision making on site
Document and digitize your environment in 3D with the Leica RTC360 3D reality capture solution. Increase productivity on site and in the office with fast, accurate, portable and easy-to-use hardware and software. With the RTC360 3D Laser Scanner, a skilled technician can overcome any design challenge with accurate and reliable 3D models to unlock the full potential of any site.
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- The compact, highly automated, intuitive and user-friendly RTC360 solution includes a high-performance 3D laser scanner, the Leica Cyclone FIELD 360 mobile app for edge computing, such as automatic registration of scanned data in real time, and Leica Cyclone REGISTER 360 software for office work , with which you can easily implement the resulting 3D model into your workflow.
- Capture scans, including stunning HDR images, in less than two minutes. nine0079
- Automatic recording of movements between survey points to pre-register scanned data in the field without manual intervention.
- Augment your collected data with informative tags with tips for optimal planning and real-world conditions on site to help your colleagues better understand the situation.
- Upload collected data from Cyclone FIELD 360 directly to Leica TruView Cloud to quickly share design data before import and registration. nine0079
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The new Leica RTC360 laser scanner captures reality in 3D at a speed never seen before. Capturing up to 2 million points per second and using advanced HDR image capture, the scanner generates colorful 3D point clouds in less than two minutes. Automated, labelless data logging in the field based on VIS technology and convenient automatic data transfer from site to office further speed up field work and increase productivity. nine0003
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Thanks to its portable design and foldable tripod, the compact and lightweight Leica RTC360 fits into a regular backpack. On the object, one click of a button is enough to scan the environment without any additional settings.
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nine0007 Low noise in the acquired data means better image quality – you get crisp, detailed scans that are ready for a variety of industries. Combined with the Cyclone FIELD 360 automated data logging software in the field, the Leica RTC360 delivers amazing accuracy that can be verified on site.
Pre-registration in the field
The Cyclone FIELD 360 app, part of the RTC360 solution, bridges the gap between on-site 3D data collection and on-site registration of laser scan data in the office with Cyclone REGISTER 360. User can automatically capture, register, and control scan and image data on site . The easy-to-learn and user-friendly graphical interface offers visual aids for complex calculations, making it easy for even beginners to master.
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The RTC360 3D Laser Scanner automatically captures movement between survey points to pre-register scanned data on the spot. Juergen Mayer spoke about the latest developments in an interview with The Reporter. nine0003
Introduction to the RTC360
The latest Leica RTC360 3D reality capture solution, unveiled at HxGN LIVE 2018, combines a high-performance laser scanner with a mobile application for capturing and pre-logging real-time scan data.
From hardware to software
Geosystems specialists optimize every link of the workflow in both software and hardware solutions to increase the efficiency and productivity of field work and data processing in the office. nine0003
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