LaseCPS
System
This laser measurement system works with two 3D laser scanners from the LASE 3000D-C1-224 Series, which are installed in the front left and rear right corners of the parking cabin. Another two 2D laser scanners are mounted in the two other remaining corners of the cabin. Furthermore the solution consists of a software application core with two different functions, where the cars both will be detected in 2D and where the dimension of the cars is detected in 3D. The first function, the so called “Discovery Mode”, describes the guidance of the car while driving into the parking cabin. The car must be positioned on the hoist platform and has a specific shifting system, where poorly parked cars can be corrected in their position with a maximum shifting range of 200 mm. In case of reaching a determined “safety region” on the hoist platform a robot lifts the car by the wheels and transfers it to the parking space.
The second function is the 3D laser measurement process, which generates highly accurate 3D measurement data of the car in all dimensions. When the driver has left the car and finished at the ticket machine, the car is fully measured. All measurement data are transferred by an Ethernet TCP/IP interface: X/Y-Position (front, back, right, left), width, height, length, degree of misalignment as well as the max. dimensions around the car to the car park control system.
For commissioning and maintenance purpose the data are visualized in a 3D point cloud that is also surrounded by an algorithmically based cuboid resp. bounding box to show the maximum dimension of the car.
Common System features
Highly exact combined 3D-/2D-laser measurement system für automatic car parks
Exact position- and dimension measurement of cars
Parking position detection for optimal transportation
3D measuring data for detection of max. car dimensions
Data transmission via Ethernet (TCP/IP)
Products
SOLUTIONS FOR STEEL
Whether slabs, coils, billets or other steel products – data on dimensions, positions or even product quality are obtained by our measuring systems.
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