3D laser scanning

A laser scanner produces a cloud of 3D points whose individual density is so high that a 3D model of the property is actually obtained on a computer.

A point cloud can be used:

to create spatial models (solid models),
for horizontal and vertical sections, for drawing up various plans,
in reverse engineering,
when designing to search for collision points between equipment and structures, etc.
to ensure 3D monitoring of sites.
to perform various monitoring activities

Why choose laser scanning services by GEOMATIC 3D?

We use the latest generation robotic laser scanners, which allow high accuracy of up to 1 mm.
We prepare orthophoto plans, as well as vectorised orthophoto plans with redrawn contours of the building or other parts.
We compare the actually-built amounts with the project documentation.

Most significant benefits of 3D laser scanning:

Minimises the costs of redoing works, both during design and during the construction process.
Reduces the cost of making unnecessary trips to sites. When one performs 3D laser scanning, data can be viewed on a computer; measurements can also be made;
Increases the quality of design and construction of properties, thereby ensuring sustainable functioning of infrastructure.

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3D laser scanning in construction

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