Absolutely. We position our equipment at strategic vantage points, such as rooftops or nearby structures, to capture elevated areas with precision. Our LiDAR scanners offer high accuracy, with measurement deviations of less than 1.9 mm per 10 meters. While drones provide useful aerial perspectives, we typically recommend tripod-based scanning to ensure optimal accuracy. This approach significantly enhances the quality and reliability of the final data.

Yes, but they can present certain challenges. Highly reflective surfaces can cause laser beams to scatter or deflect, making accurate measurement more difficult. To overcome this, we employ specialized techniques—such as adjusting scanner settings and selecting optimal scan angles—to minimize reflection effects. These methods allow us to capture precise data without requiring any surface treatments.

3D scanning captures only the visible external surfaces of objects or spaces. Unlike X-rays, it cannot penetrate materials to reveal internal structures. However, when combined with BIM (Building Information Modeling) and structural or planarity analyses, 3D scanning helps create detailed and accurate models of your infrastructure. This enhanced information supports more effective project management and planning.

Absolutely. 3D scanning is highly versatile and effective both indoors and outdoors. We can perform precise scans in a wide range of environments, from historic sites to industrial plants.