2D scanner VUX-160²³
for long-distance measurementslaserLIDAR

2D scanner - VUX-160²³ - RIEGL LMS - for long-distance measurements / laser / LIDAR
2D scanner - VUX-160²³ - RIEGL LMS - for long-distance measurements / laser / LIDAR
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Characteristics

Number of axes
2D
Applications
for long-distance measurements
Technology
laser, LIDAR
Configuration
compact, airborne
Other characteristics
high-speed, high-precision, high-resolution
Measuring distance

900 m
(2952'09" )

Description

The new RIEGL VUX-160²³ is a lightweight and versatile airborne laser scanner offering a wide field of view of 100 degrees and an extremely high pulse repetition rate of up to 2.4 MHz. Thus, it is perfectly suited for high point density corridor mapping applications. The measuring beam of the RIEGL VUX-160²³ is consecutively emitted in three different directions: it alternates from strictly nadir, to +10 degrees forward, and to -10 degrees backward. This allows data acquisition with an unrivaled completeness in data capture, especially in challenging environments with vertical surfaces and narrow canyons. The scanner provides an internal data storage capacity of 1 TByte and a removeable CFast card and is equipped with interfaces for integration of an external IMU/GNSS system. Additionally, interfaces for up to five optional external cameras are available. The sophisticated design of the RIEGL VUX-160²³ allows smooth integration on UAS/UAV/RPAS, small manned aeroplanes (like gyro-copters), but also on helicopters. It is offered both, as stand-alone UAV LiDAR sensor and also in various fully-integrated UAV-based laser scanning system configurations with appropriate IMU/GNSS system and optional cameras. This allows the scanner to perfectly meet all the specific requirements of the customers‘ applications.

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