Laser Technology's TruPulse® 360 overcomes
situational and topographical barriers to allow professional
measurement – from any angle – of virtually any man-made or natural
feature in the world.
Based on LTI’s successful TruPulse® 200 laser measuring device that
hit the market in 2006, the TruPulse 360 combines an integrated
compass, inclinometer and distance laser that delivers mapping-grade
accuracy and the ability to shoot from any angle.
The
TruPulse 360 utilizes the latest electronic compass technology to
overcome limitations on other devices. The internal circuitry
provides 3-axis monitoring of the earth’s magnetic field and uses
LTI’s proprietary TruVector compass technology and calibration
algorithms to produce the best possible azimuth accuracy, regardless
of the instrument’s orientation in physical space.
TruVector compass technology also allows for a simple field
calibration procedure. It evaluates the local magnetic environment
and provides user feedback on the quality of calibration. In
addition, the instrument keeps a constant watch on its internal
status via built-in system tests, which continually monitor the
integrity of the compass calibration and alert a user if a
re-calibration is required.
Laser Technology, Inc. manufactures and markets laser-based speed
and distance measuring instruments, which utilize proprietary
technology developed by the Company. Its products are sold worldwide
and are used in a wide variety of applications, including traffic
speed enforcement, natural resource management, GIS mapping,
surveying, sporting/recreational activities, and industrial process
control. The Company's headquarters and primary manufacturing
facilities are located in Centennial, Colorado
