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Why DotLas Plus?

Literally, DotLas is a highly integrated device capable of point (= dot) measurement and laser scanning. Thatʼs how this new compound word DotLas came. And Plus here actually refers to something extra, merged applications. By combining the immense power from the existing 2 core technologies in geo-spatial society, it features amazing versatility, and intends to challenge some complex environments where conventional GNSS RTK cannot satisfy. Therefore, it resets the benchmark of GNSS RTK hybrid models and tops itself as the supreme masterpiece in the industry.

Why 1+1>2 Is True?

① Magicalc = Magic + calculation (Positioning while Satellites Unlocked)

With DotLas Plus, itʼs possible to obtain coordinate information in the way of Mixed Solution in GNSS-unfriendly or even GNSS-denied areas. The SLAM trajectory will help to reverse compute the positional result and continue point measurements when satellites are unlocked. The Magicalc accuracy mainly depends on the unlocked duration, SLAM trajectory distance, and texture details of the new environment.

② AirMeas = Air Measurement (Contactless Measurement)

Have you heard about iPhone AirDrop? AirMeas is somewhat similar to this principle or saying. For some inaccessible zones, DotLas Plus may help to measure in the way of SLAM data capture within scanning range. Just imagine how to measure the center of the manhole cover on the ground, center of a router device installed overhead, etc. Go to the point in pano image overlaid with colorized point cloud, and you will obtain the coordinate automatically instead of reaching there physically.

③ Super Stake-out

On the market, AR stake-out has been applied to more and more RTK receiver models. Generally speaking, AR stake-out goes with visual aided methodology. While AirMeas is to measure the unknown point that is inaccessible, Super Stake-out helps to reach the known point in the way of pano image overlaid with colorized point cloud, which is a powerful reverse application of AirMeas.

About Fixed Solution & Mixed Solution

Fixed Solution means that the GNSS RTK rover and its allocated base station can simultaneously track at least five satellites in common, and then
the rover keeps receiving differential corrections from the base station, which is already widely acknowledged in the geospatial community.

Mixed Solution refers to a reverse computed result scientifically derived from the time synchronization of SLAM trajectory and earlier positional records, which well interprets the Mix&Match Combo. By unlocking the combined power of GNSS+SLAM, it sets out A Brand New Concept to the Industry indeed.

Specification

GENERAL Model DotLas Plus
Series RobotSLAM
Functionality SLAM-based RTK, RTK-based SLAM, and merged applications all-round
Type GNSS RTK hybrid supreme
Component built in with GNSS mainboard, SLAM scanner, camera lenses, temperature sensor, IMU, smartwatch-like LED screen, etc.
PHYSICAL Dimension 120x120x340 mm (LxWxH)
Net Weight 1.4 kg (battery handgrip excluded); 1.8 kg (battery handgrip inclusive)
Camera (for SLAM) horizontal and forward, pixel size 2.0 μm, FOV 210°x120°, resolution 10 MP in total (5 MP x2), imaging effect best up to 20 MP
Camera (for GNSS) downward, resolution 2 MP x1, FOV 75°
Laser Scanner Livox Mid-360 built in, 3D mixed solid-state sensor, 40 channels
Data Download Type-C and Ethernet interfacing
LEMO Interfacing LAN1 (7-pin) and LAN2 (9-pin), for debugging and RS232 data transfer, etc.
Temperature Sensor built in, intelligent variable frequency temperature control, realtime monitors and regulates device temperature
IMU Module built in for GNSS, and supports tilt survey option, Linux OS
LED Screen smartwatch-like, round face, 1.39-inch, resolution 454×454
Wi-Fi Module built in and serves as a Wi-Fi hotspot source, accessible to any smart device for configuration
Network Telecom SIM card slot built in, Nano SIM
Radio Wireless radio antenna interfacing SMA
ELECTRICAL Power Supply battery handgrip unit, model: iGrip, 50 Wh, 3500 mAh
Endurance ≥2 hours
Power Consumption 26 W
Charging charging time 2 hours, type-C recharge, max. current 3 A
Input Voltage nominal 14.4 V
Power Output charging 30 W max. current 5 A max.
ENVIRONMENTAL Working Temperature -20 ~ 50 ℃
Storage Temperature -20 ~ 60 ℃
Operating Humidity 80% non-condensing
Ingress Protection IP64 rating according to IEC 60529
COMMUNICATION Screen Operation touch operation, for mode setting and status display
Wi-Fi Datalink device may access to Wi-Fi for transmit and receive differential corrections
Web Interaction Web UI management platform built in, accessible to device for relatime monitoring device status and device configuration via Wi-Fi and USB
Audio Messaging iVoice smart audio technology on board, for smart status broadcasting and voice instructions
Voice Language supports Chinese, English, Korean, Russian, Portuguese, Spanish, Turkish as default
Radio Datalink RX radio module built in, working frequency 410-470 MHz, protocol Farlink, SOUTH, TrimTalk450S, ZHD, HUACE
Bluetooth BT4.2 (BR/EDR+BLE) standard automatic Bluetooth pairing between device and controller by touch (NFC module on board
NFC Wireless is needed for controller side)
WLAN 802.11b/g/n standard
DATA MANAGEMENT Data Transfer USB, FTP, and HTTP
Data Storage SSD 4 GB (for GNSS) and 512 GB (for SLAM) built in, extendable to 1 TB max.
Data Format Static: South STH, Rinex2, Rinex3.02, etc.
Differential: RTCM3.0, RTCM3.2 input and output
GPS output: NMEA0183, PJK plane coordinate, binary code
Network module: VRS, FKP, MAC, N-Trip
SOFTWARE GNSS Fieldwork SurvStar
Fieldwork Partner smartphone recommended (instead of regular data logger)
SLAM Fieldwork SurvStar
SLAM Pre-proces RobotSLAM Engine

Note: all information above is subject to change without any prior notice.

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