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Why 3D Laser Scanning is Necessary for Heavy Construction Projects

From industrial buildings to bridges, roads and rail, 3D laser scanning is a multi-functional technology that can make any heavy construction project safer, quicker, and much more affordable. <br><br>

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Why 3D Laser Scanning is Necessary for Heavy Construction Projects

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  1. Why 3D Laser Scanning is Necessary for Heavy Construction Projects

  2. From industrial buildings to bridges, roads and rail, 3D laser scanning is a multi-functional technology that can make any heavy construction project safer, quicker, and much more affordable.

  3. Workflow experts in the construction industry praise 3D scanning as essential. It can be implemented for on-site design plan comparison, along with measurement-taking, report generation, and sharing progress with stakeholders. If you work in the construction industry, it’s time to implement 3D laser scanning into your work operations. Here is everything you need to know about why 3D laser scanning is necessary for heavy construction projects.

  4. The Benefits of 3D Laser Scanning in Construction Accuracy is crucial on every construction project. When paving a road, the surface needs to be perfectly smooth; when building a tunnel, measurements need to be exact. Otherwise, your building will incur damage, compromise public safety, and legally drain your finances. 3D laser scanning is the best method to ensure your construction projects are built to precision. And due to their compact size and ease of use, measurements can be rescanned as often as desired to maintain up-to-date, accurate numbers. Portable 3D laser scanners can also be used to map areas that would otherwise be inaccessible by drones. For example, if you need to measure the inside of a tunnel or the underside of a bridge, but are unable to maneuver a drone to fly into such a confined space, you can carry a 3D laser scanner through the difficult sections and capture measurements as you go.

  5. Additionally a 3D laser scanner for buildings can significantly benefit the safety of your work site. For instance, in order to measure large material volumes in the past, workers were required to scale to the top of each stockpile using a GNSS pole. This task used to be a huge safety risk for workers. But with a 3D laser scanner in hand, workers can determine precise volume measurements from the ground. A 3D laser scanner can also be used to safely measure steep embankments, tall outcroppings, and other hazardous geographical features one might find on a large construction site from ground level.

  6. Popular Applications of 3D Laser Scanning 3D laser scanning has the most application potential in larger infrastructure projects, like roads, bridges, and tunnels. These types of projects are large in scale, and present the greatest potential for 3D laser scanning to save time and simplify workflow. Plus, errors on large-scale construction projects are especially catastrophic in terms of human safety. It should be standard practice to use a 3D laser scanner to further guarantee the safe production of infrastructure like tunnels, bridges, and other heavy construction projects.

  7. Is Training Required to Use a 3D Laser Scanner? Nope. None at all. Built with easy-to-use hardware, many 3D laser scanners can be picked up and used effectively by virtually anyone. Decades ago, this kind of technology required days of training and follow-up courses before one could use a laser scanner correctly. But now, most scanners come with built-in presets, and some even operate with a single button. As long as you’re able to read some quick instructions, figuring out how to properly use a 3D laser scanner is fairly simple.

  8. Of course, some 3D scanners are capable of performing more complex functions, and these can be a bit more difficult to manage without more research and a bit of training. But for the most part, any learning that you put into using a 3D laser scanner is sure to pay off in the end. Using 3D laser scanning for your construction needs can be easy and cost-effective, especially with assistance from a company like NOAR Technologies. We offer drones, scanners, software, and any training needed to help you utilize 3D laser scanning. Call us at (248) 906-2375 to learn more about how 3D laser scanning can help your construction company.

  9. CONTACT US NOAR Technologies NOAR Technologies 303 E 14 MILE RD CLAWSON, MI 48017 248.906.2375 info@NOARtech.com

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

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