The R-laser Laser Scan Machine system for log cubing is a device developed to measure with high precision the size of the logs and therefore the volume before being cut. Through a series of Laser scanners and rangefinders, the system detects the diameter and length of the log in multiple positions. The Laser Scanner Machine system has dedicated software that detects the measurements of the log and calculates its volume, stores it on a database with the necessary references to recall it in the future. In addition, it is possible to photograph and print labels (with a suitable printer)

Laser system for quality control of cutting and drilling The LDV system is a laser device that makes automatic and certain the control of the presence of holes and cuts made by Laser machines on 3D and 2D sheet metal parts. The control is performed in less than 1 second. The system projects points and lines on the position of the holes and cuts made onto the cut and drilled stringers. At this point, the dynamic control part will be able to signal the presence or absence of the machining. The operating principle is simple and can guarantee the infallibility of the system. The Laser LDV system has been developed to self-control through redundancy systems to avoid signaling errors and make the quality of the control total, reporting any internal malfunction in real time. The system is equipped with a micro PC that, in addition to recording each work cycle, can photograph and catalogue the machined parts, creating a report and also reporting which area has not been machined. The remote assistance function is also provided where a remote operator can check the functionality of the system, reprogram the control masks and ensure continuity of work

LDS laser sensors Developed for industrial applications are used for collision avoidance, level measurement of liquids and solids, conveyor profiling, proximity sensing, positioning and monitoring of equipment or even altimetry applications. Varying material characteristics or differences in environmental conditions can be a contributing factor to a particular sensor not working properly. LDS lasers are Class I lasers, they are low power (