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3-D measuring device with battery pack

  • US 10,175,037 B2
  • Filed: 12/21/2016
  • Issued: 01/08/2019
  • Est. Priority Date: 12/27/2015
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A 3D measurement device for optically scanning and measuring an environment, the device comprising:

  • a measuring head having a light emitter which emits an emission light beam, a light receiver which receives a reception light beam that is reflected or otherwise scattered by an object in the environment of the 3D measurement device, and a control and evaluation device, which determines at least the distance from the object for each of a plurality of measuring points;

    a battery pack removably coupled to the measuring head, the battery pack having a battery housing, a plurality of individual batteries which are circular in cross-section and which are arranged in a plurality of rows that define a row direction, wherein adjacent rows extend the in row direction, wherein the plurality of rows includes a first row offset from a second row by one-half a diameter of the individual batteries;

    at least one lock coupled to the measurement head, the at least one lock being operable to secure the battery pack in the measurement head when the battery pack is inserted into the measurement head, the at least one lock includes a trough shaped grip element arranged to allow an operator to slide the lock and hold the battery pack during insertion and removal;

    a battery housing within the measurement head, the battery housing sized to receive the battery pack;

    at least one battery contact electrically coupled between the battery pack and the battery housing when the battery pack is inserted into the battery housing;

    wherein the plurality of rows includes a third row directly adjacent the second row opposite the first row, the second row having one less individual battery than the first row and third row; and

    wherein the at least one lock includes a first slidable lock and a second slidable lock, each of the first slidable lock and second slidable lock including a plurality of guide pins that are separated from each other by a fixed element and are forced apart by a locking spring.

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