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How 3D Laser Scanning is Changing the Engineering Landscape

3D laser scanning is changing the engineering landscape. Measurements that used to take days to finish can now be done in a few hours, if that. The introduction of 3D building scans into the planning process also makes designs more accurate, which means they are safer and built with a higher level of quality. 3D building scanning is becoming the go-to process for improving construction processes. Here is how 3D laser scanning is changing the engineering landscape.<br><br>

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How 3D Laser Scanning is Changing the Engineering Landscape

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  1. How 3D Laser Scanning is Changing the Engineering Landscape 1

  2. Improved Accuracy As the price of 3D building scanners decreases, more and more companies are using it to create physical models of their designs. The added accuracy and detail of these models has increased safety and productivity. With these models in place, architects can now make changes to their design that are far less likely to result in costly mistakes. Safety 3D building scanning provides a level of detail that can expose defects in designs that were previously unseen. This is especially important for structures that are built on top of existing structures like bridges or power plants. Previously, design teams could only see the parts of the structure that were touching the existing structure. Now, scanning technology can identify where exactly a construction flaw is and highlight it so that it can be addressed before it causes damage. 2

  3. Visualizing Work Areas Remotely Laser scanners can be used to visualize areas that are too dangerous or expensive to access with traditional surveying methods. This capability is especially useful for construction projects and other remote working environments, such as oil rigs. In these cases, the 3D model created by the scanner gives workers a realistic view of the work area, so they can make informed decisions to minimize their exposure to risks. 3

  4. Improved Productivity 3D building scanning improves productivity in a number of ways. First, it allows projects to be planned more accurately. The added detail and accuracy provided by 3D scans helps teams plan construction more efficiently and save money in the process. Second, 3D building scanning technology is also used to create 3D training and instructing materials. Using these materials, construction teams can plan projects efficiently and complete them with far less time and effort. 4

  5. Better Collaboration Efficiencies With more accurate models, teams can spend less time debating the same details and focus more on innovation. This increases collaboration efficiency and allows teams to work faster when they need to get their project done. 5

  6. Seeing Buildings in a New Way 3D building scanning is changing the engineering landscape because it provides a new perspective of buildings that were previously thought to be static, unchanging structures. As designers are exposed to these models, their creativity increases and leads to bolder designs. Improved Design Efficiency 3D laser scanning makes it easier for architects and engineers to see how their design will look in context before it is built. This speeds up the design process, which ultimately means projects get done faster for less money. 6

  7. Higher-Quality Projects The extra detail allowed by 3D laser scanning leads to higher-quality construction. By eliminating potential mistakes, the final project is more likely to be built successfully the first time around. This prevents costly rework that can drive up expenses. 3D building scanning is changing the engineering landscape because it makes projects safer and more efficient from start to finish. Better Collaboration Efficiencies With more accurate models, teams can spend less time debating the same details and focus more on innovation. There is less need to verify the accuracy of scans since the technology has improved so much. Instead, teams can work confidently on projects knowing that they are starting from a model that is highly accurate. 7

  8. The Cost of 3D Laser Scanners Pays for Itself 3D laser scanning is more accessible than ever. The technology is highly developed and becoming affordable for every company. Take advantage of the opportunities at NOAR Technologies to add 3D laser scanning to your operations. We can provide equipment to buy or rent, and we even have training resources for your staff. Call us at (248) 906-2375 to discuss your 3D scanning needs. 8

  9. Locations. NOAR Technologies. 303 E 14 MILE RD CLAWSON, MI 48017 9

  10. Thanks. Do you have any questions? info@NOARtech.com 248.906.2375 | www.noartechnologies.com CREDITS: This presentation template was created by Slidesgo, including icons by Flaticon, and infographics & images by Freepik 10

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