Surveying, Land surveying, 3D laser scanning

3D Laser Scanning

What is it?

3D laser scanning is a type of 3D survey technology that allows to obtain accurate 3D information about the object and the surrounding environment in a very short time.

A laser scanner is a device that determines the location of the measured points at the time of the survey. Such a device can measure up to one million points per second. This makes it possible to obtain accurate, high-resolution 3D point cloud processing of which provides a 3D digital model, drawings of the object and the surrounding environment.

There is laser scanning from the air, from a fixed position (stand) and mobile laser scanning (from a vehicle driving on the ground or water).

We use the Leica RTC360 Laser Scanner to perform a 3D survey. 

The BIM (Building Information Modeling) technology area is currently developing rapidly in design and construction. Laser scanning is the most efficient technology in this area.

3D modelling and point cloud processing use different modelling software – Leica Cyclone, 3D Reshaper, Revit, Civil 3D, etc.

What is needed to prepare an offer?

  • Address or cadastre number of the object
  • Inventory plan of a structure 

When is it necessary? 

The resulting 3D point cloud will help to solve problems on a computer without being in place of the problem and get a 3D model of the object and the surrounding environment by processing it. It is used in different sectors:

  • surveying for design and construction purposes and addressing their problems;
  • infrastructure survey works
  • architecture and design;
  • archaeology;
  • restoration of cultural monuments;
  • building of shafts and tunnels;
  • construction of quarries;
  • shipbuilding;
  • road police, forensic and rescue service;
  • movie industry.

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