The Leica T-Scan is more than just a line scanner. Its Flying Dot technology is the only truly automated scanning solution. The adjustment of the laser power to obtain the best measurement result of a specific surface type is completely autonomous. This ensures the best possible results – independent form the operator.
The Leica T-Scan adapts the laser intensity to shiny metallic or dark surfaces. They can even be captured in one scan pass! Powdering is not required and the technology is impervious to changing environmental light – which reduces preparation time to the absolute minimum.
And if the measurement object is extremely large, no photogrammetric targets are required after the tracker relocation. Save time and do not compromise on accuracy.
Leica T-Scan scans large objects more accurately and 50 percent faster than comparable products.

Features & Benefits:

• PowerLock: For the first time in the history of laser trackers, the laser beam moves to the user, not the other way around.
• Measurement volume of up to 30 m [98 ft]
• Benefit from up to 25% improved total system specifications by combining the Leica T-Scan TS50-A in with the Leica Absolute Tracker AT901 generation
• Superior data quality: Higher performance on dark or shiny surfaces and up to 20% less noise through optimized laser optics
• Unique flying dot technology allows to scan a much wider range of black and shiny surface than other technologies without the need for spray
• Doubled data acquisition rate of 20 kHz: Scan large surfaces in half the time compared to the previous Leica T-Scan generation
• By cutting the minimal point to point distance in half features and contours can be captured and extracted more precisely
• No need for special light protection set-ups
• “Instant Temperature Compensation” for measurements in almost any environment
• Simple to use: Operator feedback with intuitive LED pattern for accurate information about optimal scanning distance
• Class 2 eye-safe laser
• Measuring depth: 78 mm [3.07"]
• Scan width: 90 mm [3.50"]
• Mean measuring distance: 86 mm [3.39"]