Product overview
The discontinued Sinan Daohang LS300 three-dimensional laser scanner combines a lightweight design with SLAM for real-time positioning and mapping. It performs self-positioning and incremental positioning without relying on GNSS, supporting three-dimensional surveys in unknown indoor and outdoor environments. Synchronous acquisition collects data while the operator walks. Its rotating laser sensor has a working distance of 120m, large-scene scanning coverage up to 360° × 285°, and point accuracy that can reach 1.0cm. Applications include smart cities, underground infrastructure digitization, agriculture, forestry, geology, surveying and mapping.
The LS300 supports handheld, backpack, vehicle-mounted and UAV kit operating modes. Its HSL hybrid solution post-processes earlier data during scanning, while anchor-point computation supports scanning accuracy and stability. Entering absolute control-point coordinates enables overall dataset correction. A larger color screen, app-based real-time point-cloud preview and true-color point clouds provide ways to view survey data. Battery hot swapping and replacement are supported by a redundancy design for uninterrupted operation. Post-processing software offers multiple point-cloud import and export formats, one-click denoising, stitching and shadow rendering, plus compatibility with third-party post-processing software.
