XGRIDS Lixel L3
Accuracy meets photorealism.

It is a verified, post-processed figure, not a datasheet promise. XGRIDS tested 7 production L3 units (four 16-channel, three 32-channel) across 20 independent scan sets on a ~507 m² office floor with long corridors, separate rooms and a stairwell — no ground control points. Distances between 13 high-reflectivity targets were compared with a Leica TS60 total station reference (1.5 mm after adjustment): 1,524 point pairs from 5.4 m to 44.2 m. Result: P68 (≈1σ) 4.2 mm, median 3.0 mm, P85 6.4 mm, P97 9.9 mm. The full method is in the accuracy validation white paper, downloadable from this page.

Choose the L3 for projects that demand high accuracy, large-area capture and stability in complex environments: 5 mm relative and 2 cm absolute accuracy, true-colour HDR imaging, better levelling and real-time point-cloud quality — surveying, architecture, industrial facilities, tunnels and corridors. Choose the K2 when portability and speed matter most: under 1 kg, quick to learn, point cloud, mesh and 3DGS from one pass — small-to-medium surveys, real estate, film and heritage. AECT hires the K2 and demonstrates the L3 on the national roadshow so you can compare on your own site.

Yes. AECT founder Jacob Lee is taking the first Australian Lixel L3 on a national roadshow: Sydney 28 September to 3 October 2026 (confirmed), Melbourne 12 to 14 October (to be confirmed), then Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Hobart, Canberra and Darwin scheduled by registration, with regional stops where there is demand. Dates and venues are released to registered contacts first — register for your state on this page.

The Lixel L3 is XGRIDS’ new flagship handheld SLAM LiDAR scanner, launched globally at INTERGEO on 15 September 2026. It combines high-accuracy LiDAR, a three-camera 4K HDR true-colour vision system (three 1/1.3-inch sensors), an integrated RTK module and a 4.3-inch on-device display. One scan produces a true-colour point cloud, a photoreal 3D Gaussian Splatting scene and a mesh. In Australia it is sold and supported by AECT Solutions, XGRIDS’ National Distributor.

5 mm relative accuracy (1-sigma, post-processed, in XGRIDS’ 500 m² test environment), 2 cm absolute accuracy with RTK after post-processing, 2.5 cm absolute in real time, 5 mm point-cloud thickness, and 0.005° levelness with RTK fusion.

The L3 improves relative accuracy from 1 cm to 5 mm and absolute accuracy from 3 cm to 2 cm, builds the RTK into the unit, adds a 4.3-inch display and on-device processing, and upgrades the cameras from 2 × 48 MP to 3 × 50 MP with 4K HDR. The L2 Pro remains XGRIDS’ long-range and mount-anything line: it is the only model with a 300 m LiDAR option and the vehicle and DJI M300/M350 mounting kits. The L2 Pro continues to be supported and sold — the two serve different jobs.

Yes. The RTK module is integrated, with real-time WGS84 / CGCS2000 conversion on the device. Control points are captured with the tip at the handle base, triggered from the screen or power button, and a standard RTK survey pole can be used — no proprietary pole required.

Yes. The same scan delivers a survey-grade point cloud and a photoreal 3DGS scene through LCC (Lixel CyberColor), plus a mesh. The HDR cameras are designed for exactly this: consistent true colour for photoreal scenes that flow into Unreal Engine, NVIDIA Isaac Sim and web viewers.

AECT Solutions is taking Australian pre-orders from 15 September 2026: a $2,000 deposit reserves a first-shipment unit, with October 2026 delivery, 4–5 weeks from the global launch date. Two models — 16-channel and 32-channel, both 120 m — each with LixelStudio (3 permanent licences), LCC Basic, onboarding and training included. Pricing is not published online: AECT quotes your configuration after a short consultation, so register on this page or call us.

You can demo it. The first Lixel L3 in Australia — one of nine first-batch units worldwide — arrived at AECT on 19 September 2026 (the unboxing and first scan are on this page), and it is now on a national roadshow through every state and territory with regional stops where there is demand. You can also book a private on-site demo. The L3 is not in the AECT hire fleet for now; the Lixel K2, L2 Pro and PortalCam are available to hire.

No. XGRIDS positions the L3 as the precision, integration-focused handheld and the L2 Pro as the long-range and mounted-capture line. For corridors, large sites, the 300 m range option and vehicle or drone mounting, the L2 Pro remains the right tool.

Yes. Reconstruction and control-point-free map fusion can run in the cloud or entirely locally on your own network. AECT also processes data onshore in Australia — nothing leaves the country unless you choose to publish it.

The XGRIDS Standard Package: the Lixel L3 scanner (16- or 32-channel, 120 m), two batteries, charger, USB Type-C cable, GCP collection plate, lens and LiDAR protective covers, 30 reflective targets, and the protective case with backpack straps, plus the quick start guide, warranty card and certificate of conformity. Every Australian unit from AECT adds three permanent LixelStudio licences, LCC Basic, remote onboarding and training. The first Australian unit shipped with a 3-bay charging hub and a 45 W USB-C adaptor as the charger.

For relative geometry the Lixel L3’s 5 mm figure is survey-grade for most as-built, verification and Scan-to-BIM work; absolute accuracy of 2 cm comes from the built-in RTK and your control network. AECT validates both with you on delivery against your own control.

Yes. The Lixel L3’s 5 mm relative accuracy and control-point workflow feed Scan-to-BIM in Revit through LCC, with point-cloud exports in .las, .rcp and .e57 and mesh exports in .obj and .osgb.

On this page and on the AECT blog: Australia’s first Lixel L3 was unboxed and scanned at the AECT office on 22 September 2026, with the point cloud processed and georeferenced on the device itself. The three-minute video shows what ships in the Standard Package, first power-on, the first scan and the on-device review.

AECT Solutions — XGRIDS’ National Distributor for Australia, headquartered at the UniSC Innovation Centre in Queensland, with onshore stock, warranty, onboarding, training and data processing.