Road profiling systems incorporate non-contact laser sensors to measure the distance to the road surface and accelerometers to compensate for the effects of the vehicles movement.
Continue readingLaser sensors are used to monitor loop distance between rolls. The non-contact laser is mounted above the loop and pointed down to measure the bottom of the loop.
Continue readingRangefinders are used in elevator positioning applications ranging from indoor elevator position measurement to outdoor position tracking of metallic elevators.
Continue readingIn order to prevent any problems with the pantograph and to enhance the operation of the train system, the use of a laser distance sensor is ideal for pantograph inspections.
Continue readingWith thousands of kilometers of track to maintain and hundreds of cars, the rail industry needs high-speed measurement sensors to keep trains reliably moving.
Continue readingThe sensors report positional feedback to a master PLC so that no boxes are crushed or improperly positioned.
Continue readingMonitoring the position of trollies and hoists on bridge cranes in busy seaports requires accurate distance measurements afforded by our laser distance sensors.
Continue readingAcuity laser rangefinders have been installed and used for the precise positioning of cranes during the aircraft engine hoisting process.
Continue readingCranes can be automated and monitored using long distance laser rangefinders, helping to improve crash avoidance, automated retrieval, and maintain equipment efficiency.
Continue readingRangefinders can monitor freeway bridge piling positioning, including the structural position movement of pilings over time as well as other structural monitoring.
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