A tiltable optics carrier body enables precise optical axis alignment in electro-optical measuring devices.
A geodetic instrument uses motorized oscillatory movements to release frictional tension in its holding arrangement.
A laser scanner system uses a GNSS device to obtain global coordinates for point cloud data integration.
A surveying apparatus uses a reference pattern projection system to stabilize the optical axis during zoom operations.
Visual indicators display calculated target positions to correct compass heading errors during distant measurements.
An optical system projects angle and reference patterns onto an image sensor to calculate rotation angles via signal deviation.
Unique optical signatures replace mechanical shielding for instant prism identification, reducing measurement time and interference in mine vehicle positioning.
Integrates robotic total stations with building information models for real-time object positioning.
Dual read heads detect an angular encoder index mark to generate analog signals for processor-based reference correction.
A test apparatus uses a laser module to mark drop positions on electronic devices.
Lidar detects invisible barcodes by analyzing reflected infrared light, resolving trade-offs between recognition accuracy and aesthetic appeal.
Automated laser scanning paired with total station control points resolves the trade-off between measurement density and height accuracy on unpaved surfaces.
A measurement system extracts points along defined lines to calculate member spacing and thickness in real time.
An optical frequency shifter reduces beat signal bandwidth, allowing standard CMOS cameras to capture 3D data without high-speed detectors.
A scanner automatically defines its measurement area using coordinates from a surveying instrument to align coordinate systems.
A management server compares real-time temperature data against pre-set thresholds to control surveying instrument operation.
A laser-level device projects horizontal and vertical beams while measuring distance to the target surface.