ScanR
Advanced radar measurement for precise calibration of ADAS targets and real objects, ensuring comprehensive analysis with portability and multi-sensor capabilities.
Advanced radar measurement for precise calibration of ADAS targets and real objects, ensuring comprehensive analysis with portability and multi-sensor capabilities.
The ScanR from DRI is an advanced tool designed to deliver precise and consistent radar and LiDAR measurements. Utilising differential GPS/IMU and fully automatic drive and steer, it collects comprehensive 360-degree scans for the calibration and verification of various objects, including ADAS targets, VRUs, and real objects. Compliant with Euro NCAP, ISO, and SAE regulations, it ensures accurate object measurement and records the sensor’s position and orientation relative to the object. The cart is portable, lightweight, collapsible, and water-resistant, making it ideal for transport and storage.
Automating the process of measurement thanks to its in-built navigation and propulsion system, the ScanR stands out with its ability to perform simultaneous measurements using multiple sensors. Its software supports both fixed range and fixed angle measurement, providing a thorough analysis of a target’s RCS characteristics and simulating the interaction between a target and a vehicle.
The cart comes with a Trihedral for calibration and analysis software, facilitating easy viewing and comparison of measured data. It can be fitted with various additional radar sensors and sensor technologies such as LiDAR or vision sensors. Additional calibration objects like spheres and dihedrals are available, and the cart can be integrated with other DGPS/IMU systems.
The ScanR performs 360-degree scans and radial scans from various viewing angles, and it does not require an anechoic chamber or turntable, further enhancing its versatility.
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