In-motion dimensional scanner
Increase Parcel Throughput with High-Speed Dimensioning
Ideal for medium-sized retailers, our in-motion dimensioner processes 2,000 to 3,000 parcels hourly, reducing shipping costs and increasing operational efficiency.
With accurate, real-time data, it speeds up sorting, reduces manual handling, and accelerates your entire logistics process.
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Measure any shapes and sizes in <1 second
With vMeasure in-motion dimensional scanner
vMeasure In-motion dimensional scanner specification
Our in-motion dimensional scanner designed to handle a wide range of package sizes and shapes.
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Min Dimensions |
2 x 2 x 2 in 5 x 5 x 5 cm |
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Max Dimensions |
20 x 20 x 20 in 50 x 50 x 50 cm |
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Dimensioning Time |
<1 second |
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Measurement Accuracy |
Cubes & Cuboids: 5 mm (0.2 in) Irregular Shapes: 10 mm (0.4 in) |
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Inter-box Distance |
12 in | 30 cm |
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Trigger Mechanism |
Sensor mounted on the side of the conveyor |
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Max Conveyor Speed |
3 ft/sec |
1 m/sec |
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Mounting Type hidden adfgtddfsdfgsdf |
Floor mount, typically drilled into the floor, with options for custom mechanical setups. |
Features That Make vMeasure In-motion Dimensional Scanner Stand Out
With computer vision technology, the vMeasure dimensional scanner detects and tracks parcels accurately and boost operational efficiency.
- High Speed Orientation
Capable of accurately measuring items at conveyor speeds up to 1.0 m/s, the dimensional scanner matches the pace of your fast-moving operations.
- Wide Measurement Range
Handles everything from small parcels to large, irregular shapes without manual adjustments, ensuring versatility and ease of use.
- Unified System Integration
Seamlessly integrates with your existing WMS/TMS/ERP software, barcode scanners, checkweighers, and label printers. We also integrate barcode scanners at an additional cost.
How Does the vMeasure In-Motion Dimensional Scanner Work?
With computer vision technology, the vMeasure dimensional scanner detects and tracks parcels accurately and boost operational efficiency.
See the capabilities of our in-motion dimensional scanner
Why Is vMeasure In-Motion Dimensional Scanner Right for You?
Handling 2,000 to 3,000 parcels hourly is challenging for medium-sized retailers, especially with outgrown static dimensioners.
Improved Throughput
Our in-motion dimensional scanner is capable of handling 2000 to 3000 parcels hourly ensuring that your operations keep up with the high demand.
Reliable and Consistent Performance
Uses advanced camera vision technology to deliver precise measurements in high-volume environments, reducing disruptions and enhancing productivity with consistent performance.
Reduced Package Handling
In-motion dimensioning eliminates manual package handling, reducing damage risk, increasing throughput, and lowering labor costs.
Easy Installation and Setup
For businesses moving from static dimensioners, our floor mount design ensures quick setup, minimal downtime, and seamless integration into any warehouse layout, even in compact spaces.
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Handling 2,000 to 3,000 parcels hourly is challenging for medium-sized retailers, especially with outgrown static dimensioners.
Frequently asked questions
What is an in-motion dimensional scanner?
An in-motion dimensional scanner is a device that measures the dimensions and weight of packages as they move along a conveyor, providing real-time data for logistics operations.
What are the installation requirements for an in-motion dimensional scanner?
Installation typically involves mounting the dimensional scanner on the floor and integrating it with the conveyor system.
Is it possible to integrate the in-motion dimensional scanner with existing warehouse management systems?
Yes, the scanner can seamlessly integrate with your existing warehouse management systems, providing real-time data and enhancing inventory management.
How fast can packages be processed by the in-motion dimensional scanner?
The scanner is capable of accurately measuring packages at conveyor speeds of up to 1.0 m/s, keeping pace with fast-moving operations.
