Laser Mapping Scanner for Kenya08/09/2009 |
| Kenyan firm Ramani Geosystems has purchased a Riegl LMS Z420i laser scanner. The scanner can map the terrain in 3D up to 1,000 metres away with an accuracy of 10mm. Thought to be the first high performance terrestrial laser scanner in the region, the scanner's rugged design is ideally suited for use in challenging environments. |
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Ramani Geosystems is a multi-disciplinary geospatial services company based in Nairobi. The company purchased the laser scanner in order to widen their portfolio of surveying solutions, deliver high end surveying services to existing clients and provide access to new markets.
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