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C1 Indoor LiDAR
Stop chasing walls
The FJD Trion C1 is an indoor LiDAR scanner for teams documenting rooms as editable floor plans. Scan the space, check key dimensions with the built-in laser, and export a DXF in FJD Trion Creative Portal.
C1 covers 200 m² in as little as 3 minutes. The built-in laser checks critical dimensions to ±3 mm, with up to 5 hours of runtime.
Workflow: scan with C1, verify coverage and critical dimensions, upload the project to Creative Portal in one tap, correct walls and add doors and windows, then export a DXF and floor plan report.
- Delivery:
- 5-8 working days
Price depends on configuration, availability, and delivery destination. Send a request and we will prepare a tailored quote.
- Nordic sales coverage
- Expert configuration support
- Official quotation available
Highlights
- Purpose-built indoor LiDAR floor plan scanner
- Capture 2,153 ft² (200 m²) in as little as 3 minutes
- Post-processing relative accuracy 0.39 in (1 cm)
- Built-in laser ±0.12 in (±3 mm)
- Up to 5 hours runtime · 2.09 lb (950 g)
- Editable DXF floor plans via FJD Trion Creative Portal
In Action
Scan with C1 and watch the space take shape in the FJD Trion Creative mobile app. Check highlighted coverage gaps, add laser measurements, review the editable floor plan draft and make quick corrections before leaving the site.
Upload the project to FJD Trion Creative Portal in one tap. Keep the mesh in view as you fine-tune walls, add doors and windows, and export the final floor plan in your browser.
Local support
Need help choosing a configuration?
Talk to Norrpoint about C1 Indoor LiDAR, your site conditions, and required outputs.
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