Why You Need a 3D Laser Scanning Solution
Specifically for Your Needs
3D laser scanning has been used in construction for awhile, but many
traditional scanning solutions weren't designed for construction or the specific
challenges your teams face every day. Instead, traditional scanning solutions
were developed for long-range or geospatial capabilities, making them too
robust for many of your most common applications. This also makes them
complicated to use, which means you either have to outsource scanning to
service providers or employ a specialized technician on your team.
If a service provider or technician needs to scan for you, it can be difficult to
schedule their time, or to ensure that they're getting all the data your teams
need the first time. If a rescan is required, it can cause delays in the schedule.
In fact, sometimes teams will budget extra time for remeasuring because they
just assume they'll need it.
Traditional scanners also require regular recalibration and maintenance, which
could lead to significant downtime. Routine maintenance needs could leave
you without a scanner for up to six weeks, or 12% of your work year.
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A versatile, mid-range 3D laser scanner allows a range of professionals
to gather the specific data they need, when they need it. With this type of
scanning solution, you can:
