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Warehouse & Sheds Stockpile Volume Measurement

In large warehouses and stockyards, fixed 3D laser scanning covers bulk materials (ore, coal, cement raw materials, grain, chemical raw materials, etc…

Pain Points

Are You Facing These Challenges?

These issues raise operating costs, delay decisions, and create safety and settlement risks.

Safety Risk

Portable offline LiDAR still needs manual operation, with high measurement error and poor timeliness, and dusty environments endanger personnel health

Accuracy

Manual inventory is labor-intensive and inaccurate, failing to meet refined production and cost-accounting requirements; Materials are stored in many forms, so large warehouses need different scanning approaches per scenario, making modeling difficult; Segmented deployments run as isolated systems, forming information silos that prevent real-time, site-wide stock visibility

Efficiency

Long manual inventory cycles fail to catch stock anomalies and loading deviations in time

Financial Impact

Inventory records are inconvenient for reconciliation

How It Works

Four Steps to Automated Measurement

Fully automated from data capture to output — no manual intervention.

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3D LiDAR Scanning

High-density point cloud capture of stockpile surfaces

02

AI Computation

Segmentation, interference removal & volume calculation

03

Reports & 3D Model

Volume reports with traceable 3D models

04

System Integration

REST / Modbus link to ERP inventory — audit data lands automatically

Why Neuvition

Core Capabilities

Warehouse & Sheds Stockpile Volume Measurement — — LiDAR device Warehouse & Sheds Stockpile Volume Measurement — — stockpile scene
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Measurement Accuracy

360° rotating 3D laser scanning captures complete stockyard point clouds at high speed; Object recognition automatically filters moving objects such as people and construction machinery to ensure measurement accuracy

03

Multi-Scenario

Material zone management automatically computes volume and weight per sub-zone; Multi-sensor registration: each LiDAR application unit connects up to 8 LiDARs for seamless stitching across large warehouses; each core unit supports up to 5 application units; each application server supports up to 600 LiDARs for large-scale networking

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Real-Time

Contactless automatic measurement needs no manual intervention and withstands harsh industrial environments such as dust

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Integration

Distributed core-unit design gives each silo its own configuration, spreading failure risk for high system stability; Scheduled auto-inventory plans, historical report query/export and HTTP remote access

Industries

Industries We Serve

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Customer Cases

Related Customer Cases

  • 1. A large coal-mine bunker project: multiple 3D laser scanners perform zoned volume measurement of enclosed coal bunkers for automated inventory and real-time stock monitoring, replacing manual high-altitude inventory
  • 2. A cement plant raw-material warehouse: automatic volume/weight calculation per zone for raw materials such as limestone and clay, with daily auto-inventory and report export
  • 3. A port bulk-cargo stockyard: fixed scanning per zone for coal and ore, supporting entry/exit stock reconciliation and anomaly alarms
  • 4. case-byd-lithium-stockpile: BYD large lithium-mine stockpile smart inventory project (Nanning, Guangxi, China
  • in-ground bunker 160.4m × 42m × 6m, ~20m headroom
  • 3 × 3D LiDAR mounted high along the bunker, 15–18m above ground, ~15% scan overlap
  • ≤15 min per audit, 98%+ volume accuracy, ±2cm ranging accuracy
  • authorized, anonymous publication)
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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the system handle harsh environments such as dust and rain?

Contactless automatic measurement needs no manual intervention and withstands harsh industrial environments such as dust; the equipment is IP67-rated, and behavior under specific conditions is subject to the final technical specification.

How large a warehouse can one LiDAR cover?

A single scanner offers 150m@10% reflectance range with a 360°×180° field of view, and multi-sensor registration (up to 8 LiDARs per application unit) enables seamless coverage of large warehouses; the exact coverage must be determined by site survey based on warehouse size, structure and material stacking.

What is the measurement accuracy?

Contactless 3D laser scanning; specific scan time and accuracy figures are subject to the final technical specification and unconfirmed parameters are not promised.

How are different material zones distinguished and computed separately?

The system supports material zone management and automatically computes volume and weight for each sub-zone.

Can it connect to existing ERP/WMS/weighbridge systems?

HTTP remote access and external interface services are supported for upper-level systems; specific protocols are subject to the technical specification.

How long does installation and commissioning take?

It depends on on-site conditions (size, structure, stacking); a site survey is required, so please consult our sales and technical team.

Do personnel and construction machinery on site affect accuracy?

Object recognition automatically filters moving objects such as people and construction machinery to ensure measurement accuracy.

Which export formats and reports are supported?

Scheduled auto-inventory plans and historical report query/export are supported; specific formats are subject to the technical specification.

Month-end inventory by climbing piles with total stations — books never match?

Deploy fixed 3D laser scanning for your warehouses and stockyards — 360° rotating scans capture pile point clouds, automatically compute zoned volume and weight, and support scheduled auto-inventory, real-time stock monitoring, threshold alarms and historical report export with HTTP remote access.

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