Scanning in the Czech Republic with Lukáš Loula
In this blog I am going to talk about the various locations we visited, and show the data we captured from historic locations around the country.
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What is BIM and how does it impact the construction industry?
What is BIM and how does it impact the construction industry? There’s… Read More »What is BIM and how does it impact the construction industry?
How Can We Use Laser Scanning For Historic Preservation?
How can we use laser scanning for historic preservation? Laser scanning plays… Read More »How Can We Use Laser Scanning For Historic Preservation?
Transitioning through an environment using a mobile laser scanner
Being able to seamlessly transition through an environment plays a large part in mobile 3D laser mapping. Whether that’s traversing from outside to inside, room to room, above ground to underground or through a difficult area such as forests or woods.
Why is Geospatial Information so Important?
Why is Geospatial Information so Important? Geospatial technology like LiDAR scanners can… Read More »Why is Geospatial Information so Important?
INTERGEO 2021
INTERGEO 2021 Round-up Hannover, Germany It was great to back in Germany… Read More »INTERGEO 2021
GeoSLAM Growth in the US
GeoSLAM Growth in the US GeoSLAM is delighted to announce the growth of distribution in the… Read More »GeoSLAM Growth in the US
The Big SLAM Tour of the UK
The Big SLAM Tour of the UK Follow our journey Between the… Read More »The Big SLAM Tour of the UK
Underground 3D Mapping with handheld SLAM scanners
With the recent introduction and constant evolution of handheld SLAM (Simultaneous Localization and Mapping) scanning, mapping underground has become safer, quicker, more automated, highly repeatable, and more effective.
Mapping the Future – The Now or Never pod with Willmott Dixon
GeoSLAM were invited by Willmott Dixon to be involved with the beginning of this process, by scanning the existing used timber units provided by Carter Accommodation. Using the ZEB Revo RT, Willmott Dixon were able to capture data of all 4 cabins, in 4 minutes, registering over 8 million number of points.
Poole’s Cavern
Chartered land surveryors, GeoTerra were invited by the BCRA (British Cave Research Association) to scan the cavern, so they could gain a better understanding of the geological formation. Using GeoSLAMs ZEB Horizon, GeoTerra’s goal was to map both areas accessible to the public and the narrow spaces just big enough to crawl through – a system of caves measuring 300metres long and 50metres wide.
