Approximately 1kg in weight & equipped with GNSS. GVI's handheld LiDAR, the smallest and lightest model.
LiGrip Ultra Lightweight 1.0 kg LiDAR Achieving a total weight of 1.0 kg including the battery. By redesigning the shape and reducing weight, portability has been enhanced, reducing the operational burden on users. Simplified Data Acquisition Previously, "camera data" and "point cloud data" had to be acquired separately, but with the LiGrip 01 Lite, they have been unified, making acquisition easier. Equipped with Mid-360 Outstanding Cost Performance By incorporating Livox's Mid-360, which has a proven track record in our company, as the LiDAR unit, we have achieved a balance between performance and price.
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Size: L 184 mm × W 115 mm × H 304 mm Handheld Weight: 1.0 kg (including base stand and battery) Battery: 3350 mAh Voltage: 14.4 V Storage: 256 GB *expandable up to 1TB IP Code: IP54 Ports: Type-C, TF Card Battery Life: 180 minutes *when GNSS is not in use and recording is off Control: App or Button Firmware Upgrade: OTA or Offline LiDAR Sensor Parameters Sensor: Mid-360 Wavelength: 905 nm Scan Speed: 200,000 pts/s Scan Range: 40 m @ 10% reflectivity, 70 m @ 80% reflectivity Scan Accuracy: Up to 2 cm FOV: Horizontal 360°, Vertical -7° to 52° Camera Parameters Camera Type: LiCam Resolution: 3840 × 2160 FOV: 240° × 143° Image Format: bin (before parsing)/JPG (after parsing) Frame Rate: 0 to 5 frames/second
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Acquisition of point cloud data for terrain and structures, 3D mapping, spatial preservation, environmental sharing, VR/XR spaces, support for creating 3D Gaussian Splatting, and utilization for digital twins.
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Equipped with the Livox Mid-360 sensor, characterized by 360° all-around measurement.
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