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How it works

Sensors, known as LiDAR’s, provide centimetre-level distance measurement data in all lighting conditions, enabling highly reliable surface detection of bulk material piles. With the wide field of view, even large areas can be covered with just a few sensors

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LiDAR Technology

To capture material inventory on site, LiDAR sensors are strategically positioned with network and power connections. The 3D data generated by the LiDAR sensors provides information on the height, width, and depth of the bulk piles accurate to the centimetre.

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Point Cloud

The software solution then calculates the material’s volume using the laser information.

Each sensor outputs the acquired data as a pointcloud, containing the X, Y, and Z coordinates. The software stitches various pointclouds together to give complete 360 degree image.

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On Demand Data

The required volume measurements from each zone can then be output to the dashboard, in excel format for ease of reporting or linked directly into clients IT systems for MTTQ integration if required.

Case studies

Check out how other companies have benefited from Quvo's LiDAR solutions

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“The real time data is on demand, we can view the data as and when required. It gives us so much more control of the incoming material.”

Gary Lumsden
Levenseat
Gary Lumsden
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