Leica Geosystems launches one app for terrestrial laser scanning portfolio - GPS World

Leica Geosystems launches one app for terrestrial laser scanning portfolio

December 17, 2020  - By
Photo: Leica Geosystems

Photo: Leica Geosystems

Leica Geosystems has extended its Leica Cyclone FIELD 360 mobile-device app to all Leica Geosystems 3D terrestrial laser scanners for in-field data acquisition and visualization.

With the push of a button from the mobile-device app, all Leica Geosystems’ laser scanner users can capture high-quality data and verify registration directly in the field, Leica said.

The Leica ScanStation P-Series, Leica’s survey-grade 3D laser scanners, can now benefit from the existing workflow of the Cyclone FIELD 360 mobile-device app. With the integrated Cyclone FIELD 360 mobile-device app, users can capture and document projects quickly and accurately, view all field workflows, quality control and prepare scan data for downstream use, Leica added.

“Integrating the ScanStation P-Series laser scanners into the Cyclone FIELD 360 mobile-device app workflow adds in-field visualisation and dataflow benefits, directly linking in-field projects to the Cyclone ecosystem,” said Gerhard Walter, senior product manager at Leica Geosystems. “Customers who own our entire laser scanning portfolio will find it much easier to combine their scan data and not have to buy more equipment as the app can be used on their chosen mobile device to operate the scanners.”

Leica Geosystems, part of Hexagon, provides scene capture solutions for public safety applications.

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