3D laser scans steer beams throughout spaces, where 3D objects deflect them. A laser rangefinder records deflection distance to quickly and accurately capture surface shapes. Finally, state-of-the-art software combines multiple surface models from different viewpoints to construct a virtual 3D model.
Relying on the latest technology, we are able to make you see through walls and even more. We provide you with an overview of your project, be it via drone from the air, with Ground Penetrating Radar or through detailed as-builts. Save yourself time, money and nerves by relying on our services and benefit from the advantage of always being up-to-date on your project.
Provide accurate data for measurement, planning and development.
Drones can quickly and efficiently measure and document surface details of large areas.
Convert 2D outlines to a 3D model for an immersive virtual tour.
Create complete maps of the subsurface with this minimally invasive locating method.
Lasers make no mistakes, and laser scanning can provide the most reliable and versatile floor plans available. Laser documented as-built blueprints provide a quality view of the general floor plan along with full integration into 3D virtualization of the entire construction project.
Trust in the use of the latest technology to experience the advantages of being able to document your project from any angle!
Perfectly complementing a 3D scan, including drones in the development of your project offers the advantage of getting a good overview of your building from any angle, regardless of the environment. Whether it’s for inspecting hard-to-reach areas, documenting construction progress, or creating high-quality content for faster sales – take advantage of the flexibility and results that drone use offers.
Ground Penetrating Radar – or GPR for short – is a locating method that allows to accurately image objects beneath the surface. There are many benefits to this method: First, lawns and other structures can be left alone and don’t have to be removed. This alone saves hours or even days, depending on the project site. In addition, it measures the thickness and depth of any object and provides data from these measurements at an exceptional speed.
GPR uses radio waves, meaning it doesn’t require any disturbance of the ground.
Basically, it works just like a bat’s sonar: A transmitter sends electromagnetic waves into the ground, which reflect off any objects in the ground. These “echoes” are then registered by a receiver. The GPR system then translates this information into a map of the area, thereby locating any objects in the subsurface.
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