Positioning & Surveying Equipment Since 1946
Positioning & Surveying Equipment Since 1946
The Polaris Terrestrial Laser Scanner (TLS) delivers accurate, precise data faster than ever before, bridging the gap between small, light-weight, short-range sensors and large, long-range, pulsed time-of-flight scanners.
Built with surveyors in mind, the Polaris TLS has a user-friendly on-board operator interface with menu-driven operations for quickly collecting and referencing data.
With an integrated high-resolution camera, inclinometers, a compass, a L1 GNSS receiver.
Weather-proof housing, the Polaris can be deployed in many environments and orientations.
The Polaris leads the market in price versus performance.
Starting at a price that rivals short-range scanners while outperforming most long-range scanners.
With accelerated performance and all the built-in features surveyors need, a single Polaris TLS executes more applications than ever before.
Whether on a tripod, vehicle, or moving platform, the outstanding performance of the Polaris makes it the most versatile terrestrial laser scanner on the market.
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