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RIEGL VMZ

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Overview: The RIEGL VMZ is a compact and integrated mobile 3D laser scanning system designed for both static and kinematic data acquisition. It offers cost-effective mobilization and high return on investment, suitable for a variety of applications including civil engineering, topography, and architecture.

Key Features: The system supports multiple scanning modes, including 2D line scan and 3D continuous rotation, allowing for efficient data collection. It includes a fully integrated IMU/GNSS unit for mobile data acquisition and offers flexible installation options with both vertical and horizontal setups.

Technical Specifications: The RIEGL VMZ features a maximum range of 800m at 90% target reflectivity, with an accuracy of 5mm and precision of 3mm. It supports a maximum measurement rate of 500,000 measurements per second and offers a scan angle range of 360° horizontally and 100° vertically.

Applications: The system is ideal for GIS mapping, asset management, city modeling, and surveying in open-pit mining. It is also suitable for road surface scans and marine applications.

Additional Components: The system can be equipped with a NIKON® DSLR camera for image data acquisition and additional panoramic camera systems like the FLIR Ladybug®5+. It operates with a single power supply from a standard car battery and can be managed using a single laptop running RiACQUIRE software.

Performance and Compliance: The RIEGL VMZ complies with Class 1 laser safety standards and provides reliable performance under various conditions, with detailed specifications available in the VZ-400i and VZ-2000i data sheets.

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Fully integrated, accurate, and compact mobile 3D Laser Scanning System for combined static and kinematic data acquisition. This system allows for lower mobilization costs with a high return on investment. Hybrid Mobile Laser Mapping System for 3D Static and Kinematic Data Acquisition Typical Kinematic Applications • Efficient Data and Image Acquisition • GIS Mapping and Asset Management • City Modeling • Surveying in Open-Pit Mining • Measurement of Bulk Material • Road Surface Scans • Shore Surveying and Marine Applications Typical Terrestrial Applications • Civil Engineering • Topography • Monitoring • Facade Modeling • Mining • As-Built Surveying • Architecture

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Key Features • MU/GNSS unit, fully integrated to support RIEGL VZ-400i and VZ-2000i I scanners for mobile (kinematic) data acquisition • Easy coupling and de-coupling of the VZ scanner from the IMU/GNSS unit • Quick change from mobile to terrestrial applications, and vice versa, without losing the stability of the system calibration • Flexible installation options - vertical and horizontal setup • Frame based roof-mount compatible with standard roof bars • Image data acquisition with a calibrated and GPS synchronized NIKON® DSLR camera • Additional panoramic camera systems such as FLIR Ladybug®5+...

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RIEGL VUX-1 VMZ RIEGL RIEGL VMZ General Setup adapter plate IMU/GNSS unit RIEGL VMZ vertical setup RIEGL VMZ horizontal setup GNSS antenna standard roof bars RIEGL VMZ Vertical Setup RIEGL VMZ Horizontal Setup Copyright RIEGL Laser Measurement Systems GmbH © 2021– All rights reserved.

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Typical Applications Off-shore Mapping of Coastlines Measurement of Bulk Material, Surveying in Open-Pit Mining RIEGL VMZ Technical Data Scanner Performance 1) Laser Class 1 800 m / 400 m 0.5 m 5 mm / 3 mm 500,000 meas./sec total 100° max. 360° 240 lps 150 deg/sec Laser Class 1 2500 m / 1300 m 1.0 m 5 mm / 3 mm 500,000 meas./sec total 100° max. 360° 240 lps 150 deg/sec Max. Range @ Target Reflectivity 90% / 20% 3) 4) Minimum Range Accuracy 5) 7) / Precision 6) 7) Max. Effective Measurement Rate Scan Angle Range - Vertical (Line) Scan Scan Angle Range - Horizontal (Frame) Scan Max. Lines per Second...

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