Our mobile 3D scanning solutions

RAPIDITY

The optimal solution for fast surveys

Conduct surveys on the go with our mobile scanners, allowing you to complete projects faster.

These solutions thus offer a capture rate of up to 12,000 m² per day, without compromising on the quality of the data collected.

Quickly identify areas with limited space or complex layouts using our mobile scanners

Minimize Disruption in Critical Environments (e.g. hospitals, cleanrooms, labs, etc.).

The possibility of allowing you to meet even the most demanding deadlines.

MINIMIZED DISRUPTION

Minimize the disruption of your sites while being surveyed

Maintain operational efficiency, benefiting from rapid surveys.

Ensure minimal disruption to ongoing operations in your buildings during critical survey projects.

Minimize staff involvement, allowing them to focus on their core responsibilities during our intervntion

COMPREHENSIVENESS

Mastered survey protocols

Mobile scanning solutions offer detailed, accurate 3D data capture without sacrificing quality, ensuring well-informed decisions for your projcts.

Deploying additional equipment (static scanners, total stations and drones) where dynamic scanners face their limitations will ensure exhaustive and reliable surveys.

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FAQs

Do you have additional questions?

What are the differences between static and mobile scanners?

The main difference is in the capture mode. Static scanners work on a tripod and capture space station by station (a station being a point where the scanner is positioned and launched). Mobile scanners have the advantage of capturing the environment while being moved by a moving operator, and therefore being faster. Static scanners generally capture a denser point cloud, which is necessary for some projects.
To find out more about the different 3D scanning solutions, we invite you to read our article on this subject.

How does a mobile scanner work?

Just like static scanners, mobile scanners incorporate LiDAR sensors to capture point clouds.
At the same time, and in order to capture the environment while being moved, mobile scanners incorporate two elements:
To locate itself in space an inertial unit (IMU) to integrate the movements and movements of the scanner to estimate its orientation and linear speed.

A simultaneous mapping location system (SLAM)
An inertial unit (IMU)

What is a point cloud?

Raw 3D data acquired by 3D scanners, the point cloud of a building is a real envelope of it.
To find out more, we invite you to consult our article dedicated to the acquisition and use of 3D point clouds.

How to define the right 3D scanning solutions for a project?

Each scanning solution has its own specificities. The project specifications, the surface area, the expected deliverables and the specificities of the building are the factors allowing choosing the right 3D scanning solutions.

This choice of equipment is one of the key stages of a 3D scanning project, which we detail in this article.