Lower cost due to faster data collection. Reduction or removal of costly return visits to the site. More accurate data capture. Reduced downtime as a result of the unobtrusive scanning process. Scan data can be delivered on USB and be utilised by free viewers and open source software as well as CAD backages.

Reverse engineering a product or component never used to be easy, it took allot of time, skill and constriction. But 3D Scanning has changed the game, now you can receptacle components down to accuracies of 25 microns. Converting the scan data to solid will open up endless possibilities of what you can do with your scan data.

Facilities managers and engineers need accurate information, measurements and models. Having this important information plays a critical role in every day running of a facility. Some obvious reasons are the location of pumps, chillers, fans, control units, and boilers ect. That is where laser scanning helps weather its scanning all the services or the internal & external architecture to maintain floor plans, capturing and storing your site data will save you time and money.

Once you have scanned your requirements, what next? If you are just capturing data so you can check measurements, plan future works or just to have a 3D model of your requirements then that’s pretty much what you have. If you intend to use this data to recreate a component or possibly you have scanned the internal and external of your building to have accurate floor plans. Well just like a 2D scan this data needs to be traced over or processed to a solid. There are different ways this can be done depending on the end outcome. contact us to find out more.