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Supporting the intelligent upgrade of the energy and environmental protection industries.

Our 3D scanning LiDAR enables precise volume measurement and inventory counting of irregular materials such as waste and biomass, providing data support for automated operations in the energy and environmental protection industries.

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Waste Management and Energy

3D Volume and Contour Detection of Fuel Vehicles for Biomass Power Plants

At biomass power plants, fuels such as straw and tree bark are typically purchased by weight. However, due to significant differences in fuel density and varying moisture content, relying solely on weighbridges can easily lead to practices like “water injection fraud” or “passing off inferior goods as superior ones” (e.g., substituting high-density, heavy materials for lighter fuels), resulting in financial losses for the power plant. Moreover, transport vehicles often carry loads that are severely non-compliant—such as excessively wide or overly tall stacks. Manual measurement not only is inefficient and prone to large data errors but also carries a high risk of damaging unloading equipment or causing safety incidents due to vehicle overloading.

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