We offer cutting-edge laser scanning and 3D modeling solutions in industrial engineering. We transform real-world environments into precise digital replicas, revolutionizing your project’s efficiency and accuracy in just seconds.
Our service portfolio includes:
- Scanning
- Post treatment
- Modelling based on scan data
- Drawing creation
- As Built documentation
- Support and consulting
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Benefits of 3D Laser Scanning
Fast
- Scans with many million points in just a couple of minutes
- Reduced survey and inspection times
Highly Accurate
- Depending on application millimetre or even sub millimetre -precision
- Enables to reduce fabrication tolerances
Safe
- Scanning over far distances possible
- Less exposure to hazardous environments
Flexible
- Data can be transferred to almost any CAD system
- Easy site setup enables flexible scheduling
- Complicated objects and structures can be measured
Inexpensive
- Shorter planning and design time
- Less rework
- Less engineering errors due to missing information
What are possible applications for Laser Scanning?
Planning
- Safe and reliable planning in complex environments
- Project time reduction due to precise information
- Cost saving due to project time reduction
3D Modelling and Design
- Input for 3D modelling
- Crosscheck of new design with as-built situation
2D Drafting and Documentation
- Easy creation of 2D plans and drawings
As-Built Documentation and Surveys
Volume Calculations
Reverse Engineering
3D Printing
Animations and videos
What is laser scanning?
Laser scanning, also known as LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging), is a technology that uses laser beams to precisely measure distances and create detailed 3D representations of objects, surfaces, or environments. By emitting laser pulses and measuring the time it takes for the light to reflect off surfaces and return to the scanner, laser scanning generates dense point clouds of spatial data, which can be used for various applications such as surveying, modeling, and visualization across industries including architecture, engineering, construction, and archaeology.
There are different types of laser scanners. They can be separated into several types including terrestrial, aerial, mobile, desktop and hand scanners.
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