Accident Reconnaissance Laser Distance Measure Sensor

What Is a Laser Distance Measure Sensor (LDS)?

A laser distance measure sensor is a tool that uses laser technology to accurately measure distances between two points. It works by emitting a laser beam, measuring the time it takes for the reflection to return, or analyzing phase shifts.

Application in Accident Reconnaissance

In accident reconstruction, these laser distance sensor sensors are crucial for gathering precise spatial data at crash scenes.

Common Features of Precision Laser Distance Sensor:

High precision (±1–3 mm)

Long range (up to 10-200 meters)

Rugged, portable design

Waterproof and dustproof (IP54-IP67 rating)

Integration for geolocation

Software compatibility for arduino, PLC or MCU

Example Small Laser Distance Sensor:

1. Seakeda S95 series handheld laser measures

2. JCJMLASER U81 series laser scanners

3. JRT high resolution laser scanning

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