FJD Trion V4e LiDAR
Model: V4e LiDAR
The most affordable route into mobile 3D scanning — a lightweight handheld SLAM LiDAR built for first-time users and fast interior capture.
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The V4e LiDAR is FJD Trion's entry point into handheld reality capture: a compact, sub-1kg-class scanner designed to get new teams producing usable point clouds within minutes of unboxing. Real-time preview on a paired mobile device lets an operator confirm coverage while still on site, and the same walk-and-scan workflow feeds straight into FJD Trion Model or Model Web for processing. Pair it with a V4e Pro GNSS receiver (the "V4e Combo") to georeference outdoor scans, or run it standalone for interior surveys, real estate walkthroughs and small-site capture where speed of deployment matters more than long-range accuracy. For UK buyers moving from tape-and-total-station workflows to laser scanning for the first time, it is the lowest-friction and lowest-cost way to start.
Technical specification
| Post-processed accuracy | Relative 1 cm, Absolute 3 cm |
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| Capacity | 3.6V / 6,700 mAh Li-ion |
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| Runtime / charge time | ≥5 hours runtime; ≤3 hours charge; <5W consumption |
| Ports | USB 3.0 data, USB 2.0 Type-C charge (OTA firmware updates) |
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| Laser wavelength | 905 nm ±5 nm (Class 1 eye safety, IEC 60825-1:2014) |
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| Detection range | 0.05-50 m @90% reflectivity; 0.1-25 m @10% reflectivity |
| Field of view | Horizontal 360°, Vertical -10° to 60° |
| Sampling rate | >200 kHz; 154,600 pts/s point cloud output @70° vertical FOV |
| Weight | ~890 g |
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| Dimensions | 137 x 155 x 250 mm; 5/8" internal thread mount |
| Operating temperature | -10°C to 60°C (charging 0-45°C) |
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