Starting from an existing object

The 3D scanning service using 3D environment Laser Scanners can be applied to carry out conservation engineering of historic buildings or to study whole archaeological areas or monuments.
It is also very useful in the mining sector. Through these surveys, in fact, it is possible to have a cadenced progress report of the excavation operations and calculation of the respective volumes extracted.
3D scanning also finds application in judicial issues, in road accidents or crime scenes.
The 3D environment laser scanner is able to acquire the 3D geometry of entire buildings or large outdoor areas, through the 3D acquisition of point clouds.
The resulting 3D models can either be used as point clouds or they can be triangulated and converted into meshes or surfaces.
3D Laser Scanner surveys result in a series of point clouds which can be reconnected to the reference grids created by topographical survey, so as to achieve complete digitalisation of buildings or areas of interest in the correct geographical position, i.e. all digital 3D models obtained can be geo-referenced.
Point clouds can be enriched with orthophotos to achieve a realistic view of the scanned sites. With the 3D scanning service using environment laser scanners, it is also possible to request the elaboration of three-dimensional projects and two-dimensional project tables, or BIM models.

Architectural, archaeological and environmental surveys can be carried out by means of our photogrammetric survey service which can be performed using professional cameras (Reflex) mounted either on tripods or drones.
The digital photogrammetric survey aims to create contour lines, high-res geo-referenced orthophotos, thanks to the topographic survey, in a photorealistic way.
The result can be used for landscape, architectural, urban and cultural purposes, but also for metrically precise graphic purposes, for example, the façades of very tall buildings.