The environmental requirements of laser scanning technology mainly include the following aspects:



Lighting conditions:
Laser scanning technology has certain requirements for the lighting conditions of the environment. Although laser scanning equipment can usually work in outdoor environments with high light intensity or indoor environments with insufficient lighting conditions, excessively strong or insufficient light can affect the accuracy of scanning results.
Changes in light intensity may cause scattering or absorption of laser beams, thereby affecting the acquisition and processing of scanning data.



Temperature and humidity:
The performance and stability of laser scanning equipment may be affected by environmental temperature and humidity during operation.
Excessive temperature may cause equipment overheating, affecting the stability and accuracy of the laser beam; And too low a temperature may cause difficulty in starting the equipment or a decrease in performance.
Excessive humidity may cause internal components of the equipment to become damp, leading to performance degradation or malfunctions.

Air cleanliness:
Dust, particles, or other impurities in the air may affect the propagation and reception of laser beams, thereby affecting the accuracy and integrity of scanning data.
Therefore, when using laser scanning equipment, it is advisable to avoid scanning in environments with high levels of dust or severe pollution.
Space and Vision:
Laser scanning equipment requires sufficient space and a wide field of view to perform scanning.
Narrow spaces or obstacles may limit the propagation range of laser beams, resulting in incomplete or distorted scanning data.
Therefore, when selecting a scanning location, it is important to ensure that the device has sufficient space and field of view to perform the scan.



Stability:
During the scanning process, the environment should be relatively stable to avoid strong vibrations or airflow interference.
These interferences may cause the laser beam to shift or shake, affecting the accuracy and precision of scanning data.



Security:
When using laser scanning equipment, attention should be paid to avoiding injury to personal safety.
Corresponding safety measures should be taken, such as setting warning signs, limiting work areas, etc., to ensure the safety of operators and other personnel.

In summary, the environmental requirements of laser scanning technology mainly involve lighting conditions, temperature and humidity, air cleanliness, space and field of view, and safety. In practical applications, appropriate laser scanning equipment and technical parameters should be selected based on specific usage scenarios and requirements, and corresponding measures should be taken to ensure the stability and safety of the scanning environment.