Leica Geosystems BLK2FLY, an autonomous flying laser scanner, can capture detailed dimensions of structures, buildings, and other hard-to-reach (or dangerous) areas
his autonomous flying laser scanner can capture detailed dimensions of structures, buildings, and other hard-to-reach areas. It’s not a drone, because you don’t have to pilot it. Instead, the device uses radar sensors, cameras, and GPS—all packed into a compact carbon and glass fiber frame—to create what Leica Geosystems calls “,” while navigating around any obstacles such as trees and wires.
, which went on sale in April, has been used to monitor structural safety across 160 acres of Italy’s Archaeological Park of Pompeii.
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