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    • SHARE S20 SLAM Scanner
    • SHARE S20 SLAM Scanner
    • SHARE S20 SLAM Scanner
    • SHARE S20 SLAM Scanner

    SHARE S20 SLAM Scanner

    The SHARE S20 is a lightweight 1.2kg handheld SLAM scanner with integrated RTK, dual 16MP cameras, 1cm relative accuracy and a 70m range. Compact and quick to deploy, it captures dense 3D point clouds indoors and out. Buy or hire from Tri-Site Survey Equipment.

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    Product Features

    One-Click Built-In RTK

    An integrated RTK module needs no external antenna — just power on and go. The upgraded antenna offers stronger anti-interference and faster fixed solutions, with ≤1cm relative and ≤5cm absolute accuracy.

    Dual 32MP Cameras + Visual SLAM

    Two one-inch mechanical-shutter cameras (32MP combined) plus a built-in visual SLAM camera solve laser-SLAM degradation in featureless spaces, keeping tracking stable in difficult scenes.

    Real-Time Colour Point Cloud

    Integrated LiDAR and imaging with a self-developed algorithm add colour to point clouds in real time, giving industry-leading live visualisation as you scan.

    Compact Handheld 3D Scanning

    At just 700g for the main unit, the S20 is a lightweight, single-operator handheld LiDAR scanner that captures accurate colour point clouds quickly — no tripod or complex setup required.

    Detailed Specifications

    Handheld Simplicity Without Giving Up Accuracy

    At 1.2kg, the S20 is designed to be held in one hand and carried easily through buildings, corridors, stairwells and outdoor spaces — the kind of access that a backpack-mounted scanner or tripod system makes difficult. SHARE's LiDAR-SLAM and Visual-SLAM algorithms maintain positioning and loop closure accuracy throughout the session, producing point cloud thickness below 1cm and relative accuracy of 1cm or better from a continuous walking capture.

    Dual 1-Inch Mechanical Shutter Cameras for True-Colour Point Clouds

    Two 1-inch CMOS cameras with mechanical shutters capture 16MP images each, providing distortion-free true-colour imagery for photorealistic RGB point cloud output. The mechanical shutter eliminates rolling shutter artefacts on moving captures and ensures consistent colour fidelity, while a front-facing visual camera supports SHARE's Visual-SLAM positioning in environments where LiDAR geometry alone is challenging — glass-walled offices, repetitive corridor structures and low-feature spaces.

    Integrated RTK for Direct Absolute Georeferencing

    A built-in GNSS RTK module — covering GPS L1/L2/L5, GLONASS, BeiDou and Galileo — delivers 0.8cm + 1ppm horizontal and 1.5cm + 1ppm vertical georeferencing directly from the scanner, without an external antenna or separate positioning equipment. For sites with intermittent RTK coverage, PPK post-processing against a self-built base station or cloud PPK brings the same centimetre accuracy to GNSS-challenged environments.

    Visual-SLAM for Challenging Environments

    The S20's proprietary Visual-SLAM fuses visual data from the front camera with LiDAR SLAM — maintaining accurate positioning in scenarios where LiDAR geometry alone loses loop closure: glass surfaces, long uniform corridors, dark environments and spaces with limited geometric features.

    150-Minute Battery with USB-C Fast Charging

    A 47.5Wh battery integrated into the handle delivers up to 150 minutes of continuous scanning — covering most indoor project sessions in a single charge. USB-C fast charging keeps downtime between sessions short, and the handle-integrated design keeps the scanner compact and balanced without a separate external battery pack.

    Basics
    • Weight: Main Unit 700g / Grip Battery 379g / Overall 1079g
    • Dimensions: Overall 110.5 × 140 × 313.3mm; Main Unit 110.5 × 114 × 143.1mm
    • Protection Class: IP5X
    • Working Temperature: -20°C to 55°C
    • Storage Temperature: -20°C to 60°C
    • Storage Capacity: 256G (supports memory expansion)
    • Supply Voltage: 13.2V ~ 16.8V
    • Working Power: <24W
    • Interface: TF Card slot / Type-C
    • Processor: 8-core 64-bit, 2.4GHz clock speed
    Connectivity
    • Wi-Fi: Wi-Fi 6, supports 2.4G/5G (802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/ax)
    • Wi-Fi 2.4G: 2.400 ~ 2.4835 GHz
    • Wi-Fi 5G: 5.15~5.35GHz, 5.47~5.725GHz, 5.725~5.85GHz
    • Wi-Fi Distance: 20m
    • Bluetooth: Supported
    LiDAR
    • LiDAR Class: Class 1 / 905nm
    • Point Cloud Number: 200,000 points/s
    • Point Cloud Frequency: 10Hz (typical)
    • Scanning Range: 0.1~40m @10% reflectivity / 0.1~70m @80% reflectivity
    • LiDAR FOV: Horizontal 360°, Vertical -7° ~ 52°
    • LiDAR Installation Tilt: 25° to the ground
    RTK
    • RTK Accuracy: Horizontal 0.8cm + 1ppm; Vertical 1.5cm + 1ppm
    • Supported Regions: China / Overseas
    • BDS: B1I, B2I, B3I, B1C, B2a, B2b
    • GPS: L1C/A, L1C, L2C, L2P(Y), L5
    • GLONASS: G1, G2, G3
    • Galileo: E1, E5a, E5b, E6
    • QZSS: L1C/A, L1C, L2C, L5
    • NavIC: L5
    • SBAS: L1C/A
    Camera
    • Sensor Size: 13.13 × 8.76mm; 1-inch
    • Pixel Size: 2.4μm
    • Image Size: 3504 × 4672px
    • Effective Pixels: Single lens 16 million
    • Shutter Type: Mechanical shutter; Electronic shutter
    • Aperture: Fixed F2.8
    • Focal Length: 3.5mm
    • Lens Number: 2
    • Lens FOV: H 140° / V 200°
    • Image Format: JPG
    V-SLAM Camera
    • Focal Length: 1.68mm
    • Image Pixel: 1280 × 800
    • Effective Pixels: 1 million
    • Frame Rate: 30Hz
    Battery
    • Battery Capacity: 45.36wh (3150mAh)
    • Supply Voltage: 14.8V ~ 16.8V
    • Working Time: 150min
    • Charging Port: Type-C
    • Charging Power: PD 30W
    • Charging Time: 120min
    Data & Software
    • Point Cloud Thickness: ≤1cm
    • Relative Accuracy: ≤1cm
    • Absolute Accuracy: ≤5cm

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    Use Cases

    As-built and BIM data capture in buildings

    Field survey requiring compact, one-person handheld capture

    Indoor environments, corridors and access-restricted spaces

    Heritage and architectural recording