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SHARE3DCAM Introduces C10 Series of SLAM-Based Mobile LiDAR Scanners for Geospatial and Reality Capture Workflows

SHARE3DCAM C10-32 mobile LiDAR scanner with smartphone display showing live point-cloud data capture

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SHARE3DCAM has announced the C10 Series, a new line of SLAM-based mobile LiDAR scanners for geospatial and reality-capture work. The series includes the C10-16, C10-32, and C10-32 PRO, offering 16- or 32-channel configurations: the C10-16 and C10-32 reach 120 m, while the C10-32 PRO extends to 300 m to support differing capture distances, point-density requirements, and project scales.

Designed for practical surveying applications including urban buildings, underground spaces, stockpile measurement, forestry surveys, historic-building documentation, tunnels, utility corridors, and long-road surveys, the SHARE3DCAM C10 Series combines an IMU, a full-constellation multi-band RTK antenna, a multi-channel mechanical spinning LiDAR sensor, and one-inch mechanical-shutter wide-angle mapping cameras. SHARE3DCAM SLAM processing, coordinate transformation, PPK post-processing, and multi-format point-cloud export are intended to help teams capture and prepare spatial data for downstream project workflows.

As urban renewal, infrastructure verification, natural resource management, and spatial digitization shift surveying from 2D outputs to 3D data deliverables, the SHARE3DCAM C10 Series addresses real-world project needs with higher point rates, longer scanning ranges, robust positioning, and broader output options. These capabilities help teams reduce station setups and return visits while capturing more complete site data in a single field operation.

Capture Range and Point-Cloud Foundation

The C10 Series uses a multi-channel mechanical spinning LiDAR sensor with a point rate of up to 640,000 points per second, helping document spatial outlines, structural relationships, and relevant site detail.

With a maximum capture range of 300 m, selected C10 configurations can support projects such as tall buildings and urban facades where longer working distances are useful. For urban building surveys, this can help teams reduce the number of setups and repeated checks in complex sites. When used with SHARE PointClouds Studio, SHARE3DCAM’s companion data-processing software, C10 data can serve as a practical spatial reference for CAD drafting, BIM modeling, verification, as-built documentation, and digital archiving.

Positioning and Coordinate Workflows

In surveying projects, positioning quality directly influences the reliability of downstream deliverables. The C10 Series integrates a high-precision IMU and a full-constellation, multi-band RTK antenna with SHARE3DCAM’s proprietary SLAM algorithm to support continuous positioning in complex environments.

For multi-station registration, engineering-data overlays, and repeat surveys, the C10 Series supports coordinate transformation so local point clouds can be aligned to project or national coordinate systems. In areas with constrained RTK reception, PPK post-processing can be used to create georeferenced point-cloud data, providing an additional workflow option for challenging signal environments.

Beyond Point Clouds: Imagery, 3DGS, and Mesh Deliverables

Surveying deliverables increasingly combine point clouds, imagery, and 3D models. The SHARE3DCAM C10 Series pairs 1-inch mechanical-shutter wide-angle mapping cameras with an optimized colorization algorithm to produce more natural-looking point-cloud color for site review, presentation, and communication.

The higher-end C10-32 PRO supports panoramic stitching for project documentation and later site review. Using mapping-grade imagery, the C10 Series can also generate 3D Gaussian Splatting (3DGS) and mesh models. For historic-building documentation, cultural and tourism site digitization, and complex building renovation, a single capture campaign can deliver point clouds, panoramas, 3DGS, and meshes for digital archiving, presentation, modeling, and analysis.

SHARE3DCAM C10-32 handheld LiDAR scanner showing red visible laser control-point indicator and dual-battery base
The red visible laser control-point indicator on the C10-32’s body lets operators mark reference points directly during a scan, reducing collection errors without pausing the capture

Designed for Real-World Fieldwork

Surveying projects often involve long working hours, complex site conditions, and large volumes of data. To address these practical field requirements, the C10 Series incorporates several purpose-built hardware features:

  • Visible laser control-point capture: Makes control-point collection more intuitive and helps reduce collection errors and unnecessary rework.
  • Dual-battery redundancy and hot swapping: Provides up to three hours of runtime and allows batteries to be replaced without interrupting data collection.
  • 1 TB high-speed SSD: Supports data transfer speeds of over 1 GB/s for more efficient on-site data handling.
  • Ergonomic backpack system: Helps reduce physical strain during extended data-collection sessions.

Multi-Format Point-Cloud Output

The value of a 3D laser scanner extends beyond data capture to how effectively the data can be used across downstream software, project workflows, and industry applications. The C10 Series supports point-cloud exports including LAS, PLY, PCD, E57, and RCS, enabling data exchange across a range of software environments. Results depend on site conditions, operating procedures, and project requirements.

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