AUTOMATIC ELECTRONIC RANGEFINDER

An automatic electronic rangefinder has a central processing unit determining whether the rangefinder is perpendicular or parallel to a horizontal plane; a ranging module electrically connected to the central processing unit to detect the distance to a first target object to be measured; an inertial sensing unit electrically connected to the central processing unit to measure the angle between the lengthwise edge of the rangefinder and the horizontal plane; and a shell covering the central processing unit. When the central processing unit determines that the rangefinder is parallel or perpendicular to the horizontal plane, the central processing unit controls the ranging module to measure the distance between the rangefinder and the first target object.