Precision agriculture
Field mapping, biomass estimation, automated agricultural vehicle guidance and targeted spraying.
In precision agriculture, LiDAR measures crop and terrain structure to estimate canopy height, biomass, volume and distance to crop rows. It also supports autonomous machinery navigation and site-specific spraying or harvesting. The sensor must maintain usable measurements despite dust, moisture, vibration and variations in vegetation reflectivity.
- Resistance to dusty and humid environments.
- Range adapted to agricultural working distances (10-150m).
- Low weight for drone or light vehicle mounting.