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You can get two primary categories of deliverables from a raw 3D laser scan point cloud: a complete set of highly accurate 2D architectural drawings or a fully detailed 3D Building Information Model (BIM). The 2D drawings include floor plans, elevations, sections, and roof p... (Read more)

You should use a portable 3D scanner for quickly capturing small, complex, or hard-to-reach areas like mechanical rooms and individual objects. They are also ideal for frequent progress monitoring. You need a professional terrestrial laser scanner for large-scale projects th... (Read more)

3D laser scanning is an essential tool in modern architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC). Surveyors and scanning specialists use it to capture the physical world with millimeter-level accuracy. The technology transforms buildings into digital point clouds. As a spe... (Read more)

Historic buildings are more than just structures; they are irreplaceable cultural artifacts, physical records of our past, and cornerstones of our collective identity. The preservation of these heritage sites is a task of immense importance and profound complexity. For centu... (Read more)

In the world of 3D laser scanning, the data captured on-site is just the beginning of the journey. This raw data, a dense collection of millions or even billions of points known as a point cloud, must be stored, managed, and transferred in a digital format. However, not all ... (Read more)