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    • SHARE S100-32 SLAM Scanner
    • SHARE S100-32 SLAM Scanner
    • SHARE S100-32 SLAM Scanner
    • SHARE S100-32 SLAM Scanner
    • SHARE S100-32 SLAM Scanner

    SHARE S100-32 SLAM Scanner

    The SHARE S100-32 is a backpack SLAM scanner delivering 32-channel LiDAR at 640,000 points per second, with integrated RTK and dual 16MP cameras for richly detailed capture. A 3-hour hot-swap battery supports full days of mobile mapping. Buy or hire from Tri-Site Survey Equipment.

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    Product Features

    Precision You Can Trust

    RTK accuracy of 0.8cm + 1ppm horizontal, relative accuracy within 1cm, and absolute accuracy within 5cm make the S100-32 dependable for professional survey-grade work.

    Wi-Fi 6 Connectivity & 1TB Storage

    Fast Wi-Fi 6 (2.4GHz/5GHz) keeps data flowing smoothly to your device, while 1TB of onboard SSD storage holds large projects without needing to offload mid-job.

    Visual Laser-Based GCP Acquisition

    Ground control points can be captured directly using the visual laser system, streamlining georeferencing and improving overall survey accuracy in the field.

    High-Density 32-Channel LiDAR

    A 32-channel sensor doubles the point rate to 640,000 points per second, capturing denser, more complete point clouds for complex environments and faster coverage of large areas.

    Detailed Specifications

    640,000 Points Per Second for Dense Point Clouds

    Double the channels of the S100-16 means double the point rate at the same scanning speed — producing denser point clouds for any given area traversed, giving more complete structural detail on complex architecture, better penetration through vegetation, and finer surface representation on irregular terrain.

    Same Proven Body, Upgraded Sensor

    The S100-32 uses the same ergonomic backpack body, battery system, storage, RTK module and camera setup as the S100-16 — meaning teams who know the S100-16 don't need to relearn the hardware. The upgrade from 16 to 32 channels is a sensor improvement, not a platform change.

    Integrated RTK with PPK Fallback

    Surveying-grade RTK (0.8cm + 1ppm H / 1.5cm + 1ppm V) provides directly georeferenced outputs from the scanner itself. PPK processing against a self-built base station or via cloud PPK covers mountain, desert and other environments where live RTK is unstable or unavailable.

    Visual Laser GCP Acquisition

    The S100-32 uses the same visual laser-based GCP acquisition system as the rest of the S100 Series — enabling accurate control point capture in challenging terrain without placing the scanner physically over the point, reducing the practical difficulty of control surveying in confined or uneven environments.

    Hot-Swap Batteries for Continuous Extended Deployment

    Two hot-swappable 49.436Wh batteries deliver up to 180 minutes of continuous scanning. For projects requiring longer sessions, additional batteries can be swapped without powering down — keeping the session uninterrupted and the dataset continuous.

    LiDAR Channel
    • 32
    Point Cloud Number
    • 640,000 points/s
    Scanning Range
    • 0.05 ~ 120 m
    Number of Cameras
    • 2
    Sensor Size
    • 1-inch (13.13 × 8.76 mm)
    • Pixel Size 2.4 μm
    Effective Pixels
    • 16 MP
    Dimensions
    • 386.8mm × 152.7mm × 174.4mm
    Weight
    • 2438g
    Wi-Fi
    • Wi-Fi 6, supports 2.4 GHz / 5 GHz, 20m
    Storage Capacity
    • 1TB SSD
    RTK Accuracy
    • Horizontal: 0.8cm + 1ppm
    • Vertical: 1.5cm + 1ppm
    Load-Bearing System
    • Standard Multi-Functional Ergonomic Load-Bearing System
    Battery Capacity
    • 49.436wh (3400mAh) × 2pcs
    Runtime
    • Approx. 180 minutes
    Point Cloud Thickness
    • ≤5mm
    Relative Accuracy
    • ≤1cm
    Absolute Accuracy
    • ≤5cm

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    Use Cases

    Detailed structural and architectural scanning

    Dense vegetation environments requiring penetration depth

    Construction site monitoring at higher data density

    Infrastructure inspection requiring fine surface capture