Handheld LiDAR Mapping for Any Environment
If you’re thinking about handheld LiDAR for indoor mapping, outdoor survey work, infrastructure documentation, or digital twin creation, our upcoming webinar is designed to help you understand which system is the right fit for your needs. Join us on Wednesday, April 8, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. CST for Meet the TrueView GO Product Portfolio, an informative session covering the full TrueView GO handheld SLAM LiDAR lineup, including the TrueView GO NEO, TrueView GO 116S, and TrueView GO 132S.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 2026 | 10AM CST
The TrueView GO portfolio delivers a complete range of handheld SLAM LiDAR mapping solutions built to capture reality quickly and efficiently in any environment. With the TrueView GO NEO optimized for indoor mapping and the TrueView GO 116S and 132S designed for outdoor and infrastructure applications, the portfolio gives users a path to handheld mapping based on environment, project demands, and budget.
In this webinar, attendees will get a closer look at how the TrueView GO portfolio is structured to support both indoor and outdoor mapping applications. The session will review the core differences between the NEO, 116S, and 132S, while also helping viewers understand which scanner is best suited for their environment, accuracy requirements, project scale, and performance expectations.
One of the key strengths of the TrueView GO family is that it offers a scanner for every mapping scenario. For teams working primarily indoors where GNSS is unavailable and SLAM performance is critical, the TrueView GO NEO provides a compact, efficient solution for applications such as building documentation, facility management, construction monitoring, industrial sites, and digital twin creation.
For users working outdoors, the TrueView GO 116S is designed for professional handheld mapping with integrated GNSS to improve efficiency and trajectory accuracy, making it a strong fit for roads, utilities, infrastructure, urban asset inventory, construction sites, and environmental surveys.
For more demanding projects that require higher point density, more range, and more detailed point cloud data, the TrueView GO 132S is built to handle complex outdoor environments with added performance.
Another major advantage is the processing software behind the portfolio. Every TrueView GO system includes LP360 Land software, allowing users to move from acquisition to deliverables in one complete workflow. LP360 supports processing, QA/QC, colorization, editing, and deliverable generation, including colorized point clouds, 3D mesh models, Gaussian splatting visualizations, immersive 360 navigation environments, contour products, surface and volume outputs, and control point accuracy reports. Together, the hardware and software combination make it easier for organizations to adopt handheld LiDAR without piecing together multiple tools.
This session will be especially valuable for professionals and organizations evaluating handheld LiDAR for building documentation, digital twins, utilities, infrastructure, construction, and outdoor survey projects. Whether you are looking for an affordable indoor mapping solution, a professional outdoor handheld unit, or a higher-density system for more demanding field conditions, this webinar will help clarify where each TrueView GO model fits and how to choose the right one with confidence.
What we’ll cover:
- The structure of the TrueView GO portfolio for indoor and outdoor mapping
- The differences between the TrueView GO NEO, 116S, and 132S
- Which scanner is best suited for your environment, accuracy needs, project scale, and budget
- How integrated LiDAR, imaging, GNSS, and SLAM technologies improve field productivity
- How LP360 supports processing, QA/QC, colorization, editing, and deliverable generation
- What makes the TrueView GO portfolio a strong solution for flexible handheld mapping
If you are looking for a handheld LiDAR solution that matches your mapping environment, performance requirements, and budget, this is a webinar you won’t want to miss. Join GeoCue for a practical overview of the full TrueView GO portfolio and come away with a clearer understanding of which system is the right fit for your next project.
