Hexagon AB’s Leica BLK ARC and the Leica BLK2FLY laser scanning sensors will be used in autonomous robots of the future. These two solutions extend the company’s iconic and award-winning BLK series known for speed, portability and mobility with fully autonomous mobile reality capture. Both connect directly to Hexagon’s cloud-based visualization platform, called HxDR, where users can immediately data upload from the field, while AI-enabled cloud processing and storage of the captured data enables instantaneous delivery of a purpose-built smart digital reality.
Leica BLK ARC is essentially a laser scanning sensor designed specially to improve the autonomous navigation of robots and other carrier platforms to deliver fully autonomous mobile laser scanning. Leica BLK2FLY is touted as the world’s first fully integrated, autonomous flying laser scanning sensor. At the push of a few taps on a tablet, users can quickly and easily scan structures as well as environments directly from the air.
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The BLK2FLY and BLK ARC illustrate Hexagon’s commitment to empowering an autonomous future with smart digital realities. The purposefully integrated sensor-software systems are tailored to bring autonomous agility and speed to any reality capture workflow. The robots, sensors and software work together, dynamically adjusting reality capture missions to offer seemingly limitless business applications – from as-built site documentation for buildings to monitoring and situational awareness of remote or hazardous environments, such as mines, factory floors, off-shore facilities, fire investigations and more,” said Ola Rollén, Hexagon President and CEO.
