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MT Ultra-High-Resolution 320° Mapping Lidar

Hesai MT: ultra-high spatial resolution lidar for high-precision 3D reconstruction, 320° field of view, 3.5 mm precision, 300 g.

Hesai | MT Ultra-High-Resolution 320° Mapping Lidar

Hesai MT: ultra-high spatial resolution lidar for high-precision 3D reconstruction, 320° field of view, 3.5 mm precision, 300 g.

Hesai's MT is an ultra-high spatial resolution lidar built for high-precision 3D reconstruction. It is a short-range mapping sensor with a 320° horizontal field of view, 3.5 mm range precision and ±7 mm accuracy, in a 300 g housing 64 mm across and 94 mm tall. Two configurations cover different vertical fields: the 30° version reaches 64 m at 284,500 points per second, and the 60° version reaches 40 m at 569,000 points per second, both single return. A beam spot 70% smaller than the previous generation, together with cumulative scan densification, is what puts fine detail into the point cloud. The MT is certified to Class 1 eye safety.

Why Choose the MT Ultra-High-Resolution 320° Mapping Lidar?

  • Beam spot 70% smaller than the previous generation, for finer detail in the point cloud

  • Range precision improved by 30% over the previous generation, at 3.5 mm

  • Cumulative scan densification builds detail as the scan repeats over a surface

  • Over 40% lighter than the previous generation, at 300 g — practical for handheld and UAV work

  • Class 1 eye safety certified

What Is the MT Ultra-High-Resolution 320° Mapping Lidar Used For?

Typical applications of the MT Ultra-High-Resolution 320° Mapping Lidar include:

  • Handheld scanning and mobile mapping

  • Vehicle-mounted mapping and mobile laser scanning

  • Terrestrial laser scanning

  • Stockpile volume measurement

  • High-precision 3D reconstruction and digital-twin capture

Explore More at Leo Drive

The MT Ultra-High-Resolution 320° Mapping Lidar is part of the Lidar Sensors range at Leo Drive. Browse all autonomous vehicle sensors and components, or talk to our engineering team about integration in your project.

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