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9012 from
Zoller + Fröhlich (Z+F) is a 2D high- speed laser scanning system with a 360° field of view, based on established phase-based-technology featured in the Z+F IMAGER® series.
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The correct balance of size, weight and performance is vital in an all-purpose laser scanner used for various mobile mapping platforms. The product already has a number of standard interfaces to external navigation systems for continuous data synchronisation (GPS time, PPS, RT positions).
Other interfaces, such as an input interface for odometer synchronsation signals and the synchronisation of another Z+F PROFILER®
The Z+F PROFILER® 9012 in parallel,
allow the user to create an individual system design for their mobile mapping platform.
9012 is a laser
scanning system, which can be integrated into various platforms and controlled via a universal interface in the areas of:
• railway-applications based on vehicles (train, etc.), as well as trolley- based platforms
• light-room applications, for inventory control of tunnels (streets, railways), vegetation, traffic signs and safety corridors
• road-applications (MMS) for street maintenance, capture of transport infrastructure and objects
The Z+F PROFILER® 9012 on MMS platforms
Mobile mapping systems are already available on the market, each with their
own special characteristics. These systems are usually carried by platforms such as road vehicles, rail vehicles, dollies (tripod with wheels) or people.
The following companies (named with approval) already use alaser scanner system such as the Z+F IMAGER®
and /or Z+F PROFILER® 9012 series successfully:
• 3DMapping Solutions (DE) • IGI (DE) • Leica (CH) • LKO/L-Kopia (SE/USA)
Other systems are designed specifically for the measurement of light-room profile analysis of rail tracks. The ‘real’ trajectory
The Z+F PROFILER® 9012 is a laser scanning system for mobile mapping platforms he Z+F PROFILER®
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