Long-range LiDAR
The heart of the Zenmuse L3 is the 1535 nm laser.
In detail
The heart of the Zenmuse L3 is the 1535 nm laser.
Reliably captures ground points even in vegetation.
Reliably detects thin objects such as power lines and branches.
Scans at up to 2000 kHz for detailed point clouds
Achieves vertical accuracy of under 3 cm from an altitude of 120 m.
High-resolution images from two 4/3 CMOS RGB sensors with mechanical shutters.
Heading accuracy of 0.02° and pitch accuracy of 0.01°.
Capture up to 8 km² in one hour with one battery
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« The DJI Zenmuse L3 combined with the Matrice 400 is a powerful combination. In terms of value for money, it is a real challenge to the competition! »
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FAQ
The DJI Zenmuse L3 is an airborne LiDAR system for professional surveying, mapping, and georeferenced data collection. It combines a 1535-nm LiDAR, a dual RGB mapping camera system, a high-precision POS system, and a stabilized 3-axis gimbal in a compact payload.
The DJI Zenmuse L3 is designed for use with the DJI Matrice 400. The single Zenmuse L3 gimbal connector is required for operation. It is included in the scope of delivery of the Zenmuse L3.
The DJI Zenmuse L3 is suitable for surveying tasks in terrain with vegetation, infrastructure, and construction projects. It supports surveys of existing conditions, terrain analysis, and planning processes.
Point clouds and image data can be combined, for example when documenting construction progress, transport routes, industrial areas, or large-scale surveying sites.
At an altitude of 120 m, the point cloud system is specified with a vertical accuracy of 3 cm RMSE and a horizontal accuracy of 4 cm RMSE.
The scanner captures up to 16 echoes, which is particularly important for reliably capturing ground points in vegetation.
The DJI Zenmuse L3 features a dual RGB mapping camera system with two 100-MP cameras. The cameras use 4/3 CMOS sensors and supplement LiDAR data collection with image data for visual documentation, colorized point clouds, and photogrammetric analysis.
The combined horizontal field of view of the two RGB mapping cameras is 107°. At a nadir flight altitude of 120 m, an average GSD value of 1.2 cm is specified for RGB data.
DJI Pilot 2 is used for data collection. DJI Terra is required to process the collected data.
DJI Terra supports exporting point cloud models in the formats PNTS, LAS, LAZ, PLY, PCD, and S3MB.
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