Body Location
Worn on the Torso
Primary Application
Industrial
About Pegasus Backpack
The Leica Pegasus Backpack is a reality capture sensor platform that provides a mobile mapping solution. The wearable backpack contains 5 cameras enabling 360 degree data collection whether it be indoors, outdoors or underground.Components
Camera, Accelerometer, Gyroscope, GPS & Depth CameraPower Source
Rechargeable BatteryConnectivity
USB & WiFiCompatibility
UndisclosedWorkplace Applications
Site Surveying, Outdoor Location Tracking, Employee Location Tracking, Automated Environment Digitization, Cost Reduction, Occupational Health and Safety, Lone Worker Monitoring, Digital Zone Board, Short Term Exposure Monitoring, Long Term Exposure Monitoring & Contractor ReconciliationApplicable Industries
Construction, Energy, Forestry, Military & MiningWorkplace Usage Overview
The Leica Pegasus Backpack can be used in a variety of mapping situations ranging from industrial surveying/training, safety, evacuation planning/routing and natural disaster response.
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