In addition to the scanner unit and transport hood, with a base that doubles up as a floor stand, the BLK360 is supplied with two rechargeable Li-Ion batteries, a battery charger and a Leica tripod with the BLK360 mounting mechanism, which incorporates a button-press quick release.
Its retro styling is based on the bullet like form of Leica’s Wild T2 Theodolite from 1921, however from the black anodised aluminium finish, single-button operation and continuous LED ring at the base of the scanner which illuminates green, yellow or red to illustrate the operational state of the BLK360, you would be forgiven for not drawing the parallel. It can also be carried single handed via the protective transport hood. With a height of 165mm, a diameter of 100mm and weighing only 1kg, it is small and light, enabling it to ergonomically fit into the palm of one’s hand and inside one’s conventional work bag. On site testing with the Leica BLK360 Impressions At first glance, the most striking attributes of the BLK360 are its size and styling.
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In order to interrogate such, RIBA Chartered Architect, Jacob Down took the BLK360 on a week-long excursion across multiple sites in West Cornwall, UK, not only to critically examine the BLK360 hardware and Autodesk’s Recap Pro software which is operated remotely via an iPad Pro, but also to better understand how the accessibility of the BLK360 with an RRP of £15,550 + VAT can, and will, revolutionise methods of working for AEC professionals. Leica’s marketing team has painted a picture of a simple-to-use, compact and agile 3D scanner that can be used by architects and other AEC professionals, and not just surveyors.
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The Leica BLK360 can be used in conjunction with Autodesk Recap Pro running on an iPad Pro Since the launch of the Leica BLK360 - a portable 3D scanner with integrated spherical imaging and thermography sensor systems - in November 2016, there has been significant hype surrounding its potential for the AEC industry as well as other professional creative fields.
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