3D laser scanning is often described as “digitally copying a building.” But how exactly does it work? What does such a scanner measure? And how are millions of measurement points converted into usable plans or a BIM model? In this article, we explain the process clearly — without marketing, but technically correct.
What does setting out a new build mean? In this article, you will read step by step how a land surveyor correctly positions a home on the site and why this is essential for a smooth start to construction.
Mast and flare inspections are crucial for safety and maintenance in industrial environments. In this article, you will read how drones are deployed to inspect these structures safely, efficiently, and without site disruption.
Setting out ensures that structures are correctly positioned on a construction site. In this article, you will read what setting out entails, when it is necessary, and why accurate measurements are essential for a problem-free construction process.
A section shows the vertical structure of a building and is essential for design, execution, and inspection. In this article, you will read what a section is, why it is important, and how it is prepared.
Photogrammetry is a measurement method in which images are converted into accurate measurement data and 3D models. In this article, you will read seven reasons why photogrammetry offers such significant added value for construction and surveying projects.
What is a point cloud and how does 3D laser scanning work? In this article, we explain how laser points are converted into accurate digital models and what they are used for.
A report of division establishes how a plot or building is legally split into separate entities. In this article, you will read what a report of division is, when it is required, and how the process works.
Pre-cadastral registration, also known as precad, is a preparatory step in cadastral and real estate-related files. In this article, you will read what pre-cadastral registration is, when it is needed, and how the process works.
Inspections can be carried out traditionally or with drones. In this article, you will read about the differences, when drones offer added value, and when a traditional inspection is more suitable.