3D laser scanning can be used for a variety of historical building engineering applications, from existing as-built drawings to plan for maintenance, to the historical documentation of architecture and more.

The non-intrusive nature of 3D laser scanning provides a hands-off means of cataloging fragile and important historical sites and objects. The precise data collected can provide information on support analysis, design, and prefabrication.

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Scanamatics experienced scan technicians collect millions of precise data points for laser scanning architecture or site with industry-leading survey-grade Leica laser scanners. A team of in-house 3d Modelers, Texture Artists, and Game Programmers/Technicians work with each client to create custom deliverables that aid in the design, planning and execution phases of any project.

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benefits

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• Rare or Precious Statues and Artifact Reconstruction for use in VR Learning Applications.

• Sites that can not be easily accessed by visitors can now be viewed in VR.

• Accurate measurements for in-field fabrication.

• Reduced downtime due to fast, unobtrusive scene capture.

• Minimal field assembly expedites data collection.

• Non-contact leaves Architecture or Artifact untouched.

• Safe way to measure buildings that are no longer structurally sound.