Laser Scanning Radar Introduction Page

DADISICK laser scanning radar is a 2D Lidar that emits a laser beam to the surrounding environment through a laser transmitter. These beams pass through one or more rotating mirrors (called scanning mirrors) to change the direction of emission, thereby scanning the surrounding environment. When a laser beam strikes an object in the environment, the beam is reflected back and picked up by the lidar's receiver. By calculating the time difference between laser emission and reception, the distance between the lidar and the measured object can be accurately calculated.

LiDAR sensors is highly adaptable and can operate effectively in a wide range of complex environments, including indoor and outdoor settings with significant fluctuations in light intensity and conditions. Its stability enables it to be used in a variety of applications, including automated manufacturing, intelligent logistics, robot navigation, and security monitoring.