3D scanning and Construction Industry
Imerso integrates automatic Field-vs-BIM inspections into Autodesk Construction Cloud
Imerso integrates automatic Field-vs-BIM inspections into Autodesk Construction Cloud
June 2022, Oslo — Imerso, a leading provider of automatic fieldwork inspection software for the construction industry, announced today an…
iPhone now comes with a Scanner. How can this benefit the PropTech and the Construction Industry?
iPhone now comes with a Scanner. How can this benefit the PropTech and the Construction Industry?
Some pros and cons of the new feature and why it represents a step forward to the Building Industry
“Laser scanning is an unnecessary thing”: myths about 3D technology on the construction site
“Laser scanning is an unnecessary thing”: myths about 3D technology on the construction site
3D laser scan is the best tool available today to track the second flow of information in a building project: from the field to the office
“Laser Scan is not good to track work progress”: myths about 3D technology on the construction site
“Laser Scan is not good to track work progress”: myths about 3D technology on the construction site
Photos and diagrams are incomplete proxies of the onsite reality. 3D scan is the only tool capable of showing the as-built reality as it is
Scanning a construction site is a slow process. Myths about 3D laser scanning the job site
Scanning a construction site is a slow process. Myths about 3D laser scanning the job site
Until recently, it was necessary to interrupt the construction process to prepare the site for the 3D scanning procedure. Not anymore.
Using 3D scanning onsite is difficult. Myths about laser scan in the Construction Industry
Using 3D scanning onsite is difficult. Myths about laser scan in the Construction Industry
When technology is (or at least sounds) very advanced people tend to think the equipment is complex to use. Well, not always.
How 3D scanning can help to preserve historical buildings
How 3D scanning can help to preserve historical buildings
When the Notre-Dame Cathedral caught fire in Paris one year ago, the world was shocked by the flames destroying the iconic building