Setting New Standards in Sustainable, Non-Invasive Aerial LiDAR Surveying with ABSD
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Understanding LiDAR
HOW DOES LIDAR WORK?
Imagine a flashlight that measures distances by shining light on objects—this is like our laser scanner, which uses lasers to measure distances.
The GPS acts as a map, always knowing the system's exact location.
The IMU, a sensor, tracks movements like tilting or turning. Together, the laser scanner measures distances, the GPS provides precise location, and the IMU tracks movement.
This combination creates a highly accurate, georeferenced 3D representation of the surveyed area, useful for mapping, vegetation analysis, infrastructure monitoring, and more.
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