Conventionally, 3D scanning can be divided into several types.
3D scanning of buildings and facades
3D scanning is the fastest and most accurate method of obtaining the information a designer needs. It is necessary not only for further reconstruction, but also for the control and monitoring of every even the smallest detail or sample, as it allows providing the most detailed volumetric and topographic information. The technology of 3D scanning of real estate objects helps in a short time to carry out facade surveying, measuring work and building inspections. With laser scanning, you can quickly and easily monitor the design and construction process, perform architectural measurements and calculate precise surface areas.
Visualization plays an important role in the design or restoration of facades and interior spaces. It is not always easy to get an idea of the design of a building using only blueprints. Thanks to 3D scanning, you can fully convey the sense of form, space and volume.
3D scanning allows you to convey the color of all interior elements in daylight and artificial lighting. With its help, you can convey all the nuances that were conceived by the designer.
3D scanning of industrial facilities
Laser scanning of industrial facilities allows you to optimize the expansion of production, install new or reconstruct old equipment in a limited workshop space, make an inventory (certification) of equipment, and restore project documentation.
3D scanning of objects of historical heritage
Laser scanning is an important part of creating digital copies of heritage sites. We digitize, in various formats, monuments, buildings, interiors, decorative elements, not only of objects of historical heritage.
Defense Church in Ternopil region
Christian church in Crete
Svirzh Castle, Lviv region
Church in the village of Polonia, Lviv region