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True 3D Sensors capturing

a 3D World in real-time

compact

affordable

lightweight

VLP-16

HDL-32E

3

Pu c k

COMING SOON

Affo

r

dable - $7999*

• 16 Channels

• 100+ Meters

• 300 000 Pts/sec

• Dual Returns

• Protective Design

• ± 15° Vertical FOV

• 360° Horizontal FOV

• 100mm x 65mm

• 600 grams

• Low Power Consumption

3D - Real Time - LiDAR

*Introductory pricing and preliminary specific

a

tions, subject to change.

For more info contact: [email protected]

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Solid Surface Detection

• Last Return (red)

• Solid Surface

• Strongest Return (blue)

• Transparent Curtain

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LiForest.com

Aibotix

Phoenix-Aerial

LiDAR-America

Geo-Info Technologies

• Founded in 2013 by members of UC-Merced

• Offices in USA, Hong-Kong & China

• Focus on Forest Management:

– Forestry customized software

– LiDAR processing services

– UAV based LiDAR

• Website: www.LiForest.com

• Contact: [email protected]

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www.LiForest.com

Photo From Panthers PeakSimulation Using Lidar

www.liforest.com

Can we extract information about single trees from the point cloud?

Extract information about single trees from 3D Data

height

crownsize

Credit: www.LiForest.com

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• First FAA-Approved UAV in US on land and water

• Commercially operating at Alaska North Slope

– Pipeline Inspections

– Bridge Maintenance

– Road Surveying

– Pad Monitoring

– Utility Inspection

• Puma payload includes

– Velodyne HDL-32E

– GPS/IMU

– Data Recorder

• Vertical precision: ~2cm using control points

• Flight and recording time: 2+ hours continuously

• Measurements of distances and reflectivities

• Fusion of LiDAR &Photogrammetry for detailed 3D model

• Data-rich 3D model for detailed analysis of assets

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• Stable Sensor Payload: SSP-360

– Gimbaled LiDAR and camera options

– < 10lbs (5kg) payload with Velodyne Puck

– Stable, Focus on Subject, Aircraft Agnostic

• XactSense Max8: Folding Utility Octocopter

– 20lbs (10kg) lift

– Up to 25min Flight Time

– Folding Design, fits in luggage

• GPS-free LiDAR Stitching (SLAM)

– Indoor Mapping capable

– Wireless Data Transmission

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Phoenix-Aerial.com

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Thank You

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Wolfgang Juchmann

[email protected]

345 Digital Drive,

Morgan Hill, CA 95037, USA

phone: +1 408 465 2802

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single beam shadow

Only two sides of houses visible in single

pass

house in shadow

single beam

shadow

multi beam

shadow

Three sides of houses visible in single pass

house visible

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Single Beam LiDAR – Large Shadow Multi-Beam HDL-32E – Minimal Shadow

Minimized Shadows due to Multiple Beams

Flying the VelodyneHDL-32E

Calculating

Point Coverage Density

Forward Velocity

Forward Swath (Y Axis)

Azimuth Swath (X Axis)

Altitude

Sensor RotationSpeed

10°

20

°20

°

ForwardOffset

Position of first laser sweepZero Meter

Line

+X

+Z

+Y

Target Area

• Given– 40m Altitude

– 5Hz Rotation Speed • Angular Resolution at 5Hz = 0.083°Flight Direction

+Y (out of page)

+Y

+Z

+XAltitude – 40m

Azimuth Swath – 5m

F°F°=

(Azimuth Swath/2) AltitudeTan-1 ( )

F = 3.576°

∴ Points / Azimuth Sweep

86 points = 2*F°/0.083°/point

86 points / sweep

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Input Controls

Results

Constants & Computed Intermediate Values

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Forward Swath - 10m

Azimuth Swath – 5m

40m

10°

20

°20

°

ForwardOffset - 0m

Position of first laser sweepZero Meter

Line

+X

+Z

+Y

5Hz

30m/sec

+X

+Z

+Y

Forward Swath - 10m

Azimuth Swath – 5m

Zero MeterLine

Rotation Speed: 5HzVelocity: 30m/sAltitude: 40m

10°

20

°20

°

Position of first laser sweep

Laser #s on target area: 1

Total Sweeps = 1

+X

+Z

+Y

Forward Swath - 10m

Azimuth Swath – 5m

Zero MeterLine

Rotation Speed: 5HzVelocity: 30m/sAltitude: 40m

Position of first laser sweep

10°

20

°20

°

Laser #s on target area: 1-7

Total Sweeps = 8

+X

+Z

+Y

Forward Swath - 10m

Azimuth Swath – 5m

Zero MeterLine

Rotation Speed: 5HzVelocity: 30m/sAltitude: 40m

Position of first laser sweep

10°

20

°20

°

Laser #s on target area: 3-13

Total Sweeps = 19

+X

+Z

+Y

Forward Swath - 10m

Azimuth Swath – 5m

Zero MeterLine

Rotation Speed: 5HzVelocity: 30m/sAltitude: 40m

Position of first laser sweep

10°

20

°20

°

Laser #s on target area: 9-19

Total Sweeps = 30

+X

+Z

+Y

Forward Swath - 10m

Azimuth Swath – 5m

Zero MeterLine

Rotation Speed: 5HzVelocity: 30m/sAltitude: 40m

Position of first laser sweep

10°

20

°20

°

Laser #s on target area: 15-25

Total Sweeps = 41

+X

+Z

+Y

Forward Swath - 10m

Azimuth Swath – 5m

Zero MeterLine

Rotation Speed: 5HzVelocity: 30m/sAltitude: 40m

Position of first laser sweep

10°

20

°20

°

Laser #s on target area: 21-31

Total Sweeps = 52

+X

+Z

+Y

Forward Swath - 10m

Azimuth Swath – 5m

Zero MeterLine

Rotation Speed: 5HzVelocity: 30m/sAltitude: 40m

Position of first laser sweep

10°

20

°20

°

Laser #s on target area: 27-32

Total Sweeps = 58

Azimuth Swath – 5m

Zero MeterLine

Position of first laser sweep

10°

20

°20

°

+X

+Z

+Y

Forward Swath - 10m

Rotation Speed: 5HzVelocity: 30m/sAltitude: 40m

Flyover Complete

Totals sweeps over Target Area: 58Points per sweep: 86Target Area: 50m2

Point Coverage Density = 99 pts/m2