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For assembly analyses in the course of renovation planning, potential collisions are of particular interest for planners, constructors and plant construction firms.
Laserscanning Europe GmbH has a new user story for you! The new story deals with the use of laser scanners for the documentation of accidents. Based on laser scanner data, you can reconstruct the course of an accident and simulate it in software.
In our new user story, we show you in an example which advantages laser scanning as a measurement method provides for the creation of a façade measurement. Learn from us what you should keep in mind for surveying a facade and for the analyzing the scan results.
You don't know which resolution you should choose for your laser scanning project? You want to achieve optimal scan results?
In that case, we have the perfect clues for you!
In our new PointCab user story, you get to know why laser scanning was the perfect technology for the registration of occupied area and which advantages the laser scanning software PointCab provided.
For the creation of a 3D projection, laser scanning has been applied to scan the facade. Due to the highly accurate as-built documentation, the projection surface and the projectors' settings could be planned exactly.
On our PointCab website, we proudly present a new user story about as-built documentation of an old house. In order to get precise plans for renovation planning, the interior and exterior of the house have been scanned by means of a FARO Photon 120.