The use of 3D static scanners
An agile solution, complementary to dynamic scanners
The most common 3D scanning solution, static scanners allow us to capture high-density point clouds in all situations.
These solutions are a perfect complement to our mobile scanning solutions for identifying congested areas, complex networks, areas that are difficult to access or areas requiring increased precision.
That is why we integrate the Leica RTC360 scanners in our protocol of multi-technology 3D scanning.
To pick up the smallest details of your buildings
Thanks to their ability to identify a particularly high density of points, static scanners make it possible to identify detailed elements of your buildings (architectural elements, structural deformations, etc.).
Thus, they allow us to address complex technical projects, requiring fine modeling, representation, or identification of specific elements.
An agile approach to ensure full coverage of your buildings
By mounting these scanners on high-point or inverted tripods, we gain access to the smallest technical spaces in your buildings (e.g., plenums, ceiling voids, etc.).
This ensures all areas of your building are covered when representation is required for your plans and 3D models.
A long-range survey solution
With their long survey range (typically 30 to 300 meters for standard market solutions), static scanners are ideal for identifying difficult-to-access points.
This advantage is critical when identifying elevated areas (such as frames, structures, and façades).
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Contact usHow do static scanners work?
3D scanners incorporate LiDAR sensors, emitting a laser ray that scans their environment vertically and horizontally until obstacles (object, wall, etc.) are detected. The distance to each obstacle is then analyzed, in order to position a point in space, the repetition of this process makes it possible to constitute a point cloud.
It is this point cloud that will be used as a 3D imprint of reality to create a digital model, a 2D plan, an elevation or a facade plane.
How to choose the right 3D scanning solution for your project?
Several factors make it possible to choose the 3D scanning solutions most suitable for your project. The first is that of the deliverables expected at the end of the project. Then, it will be a question of studying the specifics of the building (surface, height, space, etc.) to refine this choice and select one or more survey solutions.
This choice is decisive, we have identified it as one of key points for a successful 3D scanning project.
