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Lidar has a wide range of applications; one use is in traffic enforcement and in particular speed limit enforcement, has been gradually replacing radar since 2000. [1] Current devices are designed to automate the entire process of speed detection, vehicle identification, driver identification and evidentiary documentation.
Unlike police radar guns which send a big blast of radar waves down the road that anyone running a radar detector can easily pick up on ahead of time, police laser (or lidar) guns send a pinpoint beam of light that’s specifically aimed at just one vehicle at a time.
The Stalker RLR police Lidar is built to perform under the harshest conditions. Waterproof and dustproof, it is the only Lidar gun in the industry that has passed the stringent MIL-STD-810H Transit Drop Test.
Using innovative technology such as LIDAR, together with experience, creates true intelligence-led policing. LIDAR stands for Light Detection and Ranging and measures the distance between objects by hitting the target with a laser and then analyzing the reflected light.
Stalker Radar: Industry leader in dash-mount police radar, hand-held radar guns, police Lidar guns, & photo and video speed enforcement.
There are hundreds of LIDAR and RADAR choices available to you, which allow you to run a baseline, perform unmanned detection and warning of speeders and finally to issue citations to bring them...
Lidar (light detection and ranging) has become a popular tool with officers for speed enforcement, especially in congested traffic conditions.
The LidarCam 2 combines cutting-edge Lidar speed enforcement technology with the undeniable power of photo and video evidence capture.
Lidar Technology Comes of Age. Some two decades after its arrival, the speed laser is rapidly becoming a commodity. POLICE Magazine gathered all of the most recent arrivals and spent weeks evaluating their performance, utility, and user-friendliness. Then they were placed in service with a local PD for one week each.
Lidar is the second most common technology employed in the United States by law enforcement agencies for vehicle speed enforcement. Almost every legal jurisdiction in the US accepts lidar based speed measurements for evidentiary purposes in speed enforcement cases in traffic court.