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Point cloud
Terrestrial laser scanning records the as-is state of a building or terrain as a three-dimensional cloud of hundreds of millions of points. With the Leica RTC360 scanner, which measures up to 2 million points per second, we capture a complete, measurable digital record of facades, interiors, industrial plants, bridges or installations in just a few hours.
Instead of going back to the site, your team takes every measurement directly from the model. From the same point cloud we produce plans, facades and sections, 3D models and BIM data.
Request a quoteRegistered and georeferenced, in E57, RCP/RCS and LAS formats.
Plans, sections and facade elevations in DWG and DXF.
Scan to BIM in Revit and IFC formats.
360° panoramas, in TruView or on the web.
Floor flatness, wall and column verticality, as-built compared with the design.
Areas and volumes taken directly from the captured data.
We scanned the building and used the point cloud to produce elevations of every side and 24 horizontal sections through its height. The footprint at each section is shown together with the site axes, and we calculated areas from the same data.
This is where laser scanning meets engineering surveying: the as-built state is checked across the whole building, not at a few points.
On buildings with rich facade decoration, every detail matters: cornices, railings, windows and ornaments. We scanned the facades and drew them in lines from the point cloud, to scale and with height dimensions, as a basis for conservation and renovation. You can compare one example in the image at the top of this page.
We discuss your needs, level of detail (LOD) and formats.
We work on site without disrupting the building.
We register the scans and process them into one point cloud.
We produce the drawings or models and deliver them in the agreed format.
When needed, we produce new drawings and sections from the same point cloud, without another site visit.
Scanning accuracy is at millimetre level.
We adapt to your software: AutoCAD, Revit, ArchiCAD, ReCap and others. We deliver point clouds in E57, RCP/RCS or LAS formats and drawings in DWG and DXF.
No. Scanning is done without disrupting the building, and nobody has to climb to hard-to-reach spots.
A set of millions of measured points that together show a building accurately in 3D. Measurements, drawings and models are taken from it without another site visit.