UCL360 PRO
High precision over medium to long distances, with coverage up to 100 meters.
The PRO series of medium-to-long-range high-precision scanners, equipped with proprietary high-precision radar and a high-precision turntable, are capable of measuring facades, bridges, and large venues.
The UCL360PRO is a high-precision 3D laser scanner designed specifically for professional-grade spatial data acquisition. With millimeter-level accuracy and a point cloud thickness of only 3mm, it can accurately reproduce architectural structures and complex components—from minute edge details to tiny deformation deviations, everything is rendered with exquisite detail. The device employs a smart point cloud simplification algorithm, eliminating redundant data without sacrificing accuracy, resulting in lighter, more efficient, and easier-to-process models. It is widely applicable in various fields such as cultural relic preservation, steel structure inspection, foundation pit monitoring, digital twin construction, criminal investigation, tunnel and bridge surveying, road engineering, and smart city construction.
The UCL360Pro emits up to 500,000 laser points per second, constructing millimeter-level point clouds with a relative accuracy of 1.5mm, enabling precise reproduction of architectural structures and complex components. Whether it's corner details or minute deviations, everything is clearly captured and accurately presented.
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The UCL360Pro generates point clouds with a thickness of only 3mm, constructing clearer and purer data models. The high-density point cloud reveals every detail of the real scene, providing both macroscopic coverage and microscopic insight, empowering applications across all scenarios, from construction monitoring to digital twins.
The UCL360Pro features an advanced point cloud thinning algorithm that intelligently eliminates redundant points without sacrificing accuracy, making data lighter, faster, and easier to use. It adapts to diverse scenarios, from rapid on-site modeling to large-scale post-analysis, truly realizing "lightweight data, heavyweight value."
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