3D laser scanning

Accurate measurement with 3D scanning

Our static scanner, the Z+F Imager 5016, stands on a tripod and collects data at millimetre level, so even the smallest details are captured - and in large volumes. Besides the shape of an area or object, the scanner can also capture colour information, making very realistic 3D models possible for everything from visualising a build to detailed planning and analysis.

When speed matters more than the last millimetre, we use SLAM scanning with a CHCNAV RS10. The handheld scanner measures as we walk and is a faster solution, better suited to some purposes - but it is not millimetre-accurate. We choose the scanner to fit the job.

Construction and civil works

In construction we use scanning for precise measurements that show whether the build follows the planned drawings and specifications, so problems are caught early. On civil projects we use 3D scanning and LiDAR to model terrain and landscapes with great accuracy.

LiDAR scanning

LiDAR is an advanced form of laser scanning that makes it possible to survey large and complex areas quickly and precisely. The technology is especially useful in hard-to-reach areas where traditional surveying is difficult. From the air we add surveying by drone.

Cultural heritage

With 3D scanners, drones and georadar we create accurate point clouds and elevation models used in renovation projects and to document archaeological excavations, including in hard-to-reach places. We have delivered detailed data to projects such as the Court Theatre, the Naval Museum and Christiansborg, so historic buildings can be planned and renovated while their historic value is preserved.

The whole process, start to finish

We handle planning, scanning and data processing, so you receive data that is reliable, accurate and ready to use in your project - including as drawings and BIM models from our CAD department.