A $400 LiDAR for measured tours

Keep your camera. Set a Unitree L2 LiDAR on its own small stand under the tripod: each viewpoint gets measured positions, walls and ceiling heights.

What you need

LiDAR: Unitree L2: all around and above, up to 30 m, about 2 cm accuracy and 230 g (manufacturer figures); $419 from Unitree.
Buy on the Unitree shop
Camera: Your DSLR, Insta360 or Ricoh Theta, as today.
Mount: A small stand on the floor between the tripod legs, not touching the camera tripod: the LiDAR spins and vibrates.
Computer: The L2 records nothing by itself: it sends its scan over its network cable to a computer.

Unitree L2
- L2 LiDAR230 g
- One-out-three cablePower, network
- Adapter moduleUSB-C
- Power adapterIncluded
Order the L2
$419 on the Unitree shop. Before your first LiDAR shoot, write to us at [email protected]: we set up the recording and the import with you.
Shoot with the LiDAR on
Leave it running for the whole shoot and keep still 5 to 10 seconds at each viewpoint.
Send the views and the scan
Drop the 360 views in the app as usual, then send the LiDAR file as a download link to [email protected].
The tour takes the measurements
The tour builds itself on our servers; our team adds the scan, and the floor plan and 3D model take its measurements.

Under the camera
Centre it under the camera, about 40 cm high: it stays in the nadir, which is retouched anyway.
Dark walls, glass, mirrors
The laser can miss them: shoot these areas from a second viewpoint too.