ScanStation C10

The selection of a laser scanner can be a difficult decision. 1. Type of laser (wavelength) – How well does the laser reflect off the type of surfaces to be scanned?  Are you scanning metal objects, topography, wet surfaces, dark surfaces? 2. Spot size (pulse width, beam divergence) – What will be the size of the laser spot on the...

SCCS are pleased to announce the release of the new firmware v2.70 and the external camera solution for the Leica ScanStation C10/C5. This firmware update is part of the Leica ScanStation C10 life cycle process to improve existing features and to add new functionality to the system. It is available with immediate effect for all Leica ScanStation C10 and C5 scanners with a...

The iSTAR® is precision engineered like no other camera and its construction pushes the very limits of today's manufacturing and lens technology. iSTAR is available in two software models - FUSION and PULSAR‚ both of which photograph the full spherical environment. PULSAR offers extended capabilities over FUSION, including speed and time saving features to speed up productivity and provide even...

GEO-12: a World of Geomatics and GIS Innovations 21 & 22 March 2012 @ Holiday Inn, London-Elstree, UK See us on our stand to pickup our brand new catalogue where we will also be demonstrating the latest Leica imaging Total Station, 3d Disto, C10 Laser Scanner and Geo Moss monitoring software. Our representatives will also be on hand to discuss...

What are the Scanstation C10 and target height offsets? By the use of GRT146 (carrier with 5/8 “ thread) and Leica HDS tilt-and-turn targets (3 ” and 6 ”) the following height offsets should be considered:   What is the height offset for GPS-Antennas? C10 usage with ATX1230+ Antenna Handle = GAD104 Offset Laser Origin to MRP* = 158,4 mm C10...