Lézerszkenneres

Lézerszkenneres, also known as laser scanners, are devices used to capture detailed three-dimensional data of an object's surface. They operate by emitting a laser beam that scans the object, and a sensor detects the reflected light to measure distances. This process creates a point cloud, a set of data points representing the object's surface. Laser scanners are widely used in various fields, including engineering, architecture, and archaeology, for tasks such as reverse engineering, 3D modeling, and inspection. They offer high accuracy and can capture complex shapes and details that would be difficult or impossible to measure with traditional methods. However, they may require careful calibration and can be affected by surface properties like reflectivity and texture.