Lasermittaustens

Lasermittaustens is a term encountered in German-language technical prose to denote a laser-based measurement instrument, typically compact and handheld. The expression is not a standard designation in international metrology; in many contexts it is used interchangeably with laser distance meters, laser scanners, or 3D measurement devices.

A Lasermittaustens typically integrates a laser emitter, a receiving optics system, a sensor suite, and a miniaturized processing unit. It may employ time-of-flight, phase-shift, or triangulation methods to determine distances or surface geometry. Some versions perform two- or three-dimensional scanning to build point clouds or profiles. The device provides digital readouts or exports data via USB, Bluetooth, or Wi-Fi. Calibration routines ensure accuracy over repeated measurements and under varying ambient conditions.

Measurements commonly cover ranges from a few meters to tens of meters, with sub-centimeter to millimeter-level accuracy at short range; performance degrades with reflective or matte surfaces and in bright sunlight. Portable designs emphasize ease of use and rapid single-point or quick-scan measurements.

Applications span construction, architecture, surveying, manufacturing quality control, archaeology, and research, where precise distance, angle, or surface data supports modeling, alignment, or verification tasks.

Because it uses laser light, device operation follows laser safety guidelines; users should avoid direct eye exposure and use appropriate eye protection when required. Many devices comply with relevant regional standards for laser products.