What is laser scanning?
A 3D Scanner is the tool used to analyse an object or physical environment to gather data on both its geometry and radiometry (shape and colour).
The data obtained is used by GMdix Process Engineering to build three-dimensional digital models.
The results of the data acquisition are point clouds, which contain very detailed information that is processed with the appropriate applications to obtain the required documentation.
How does laser scanning help us?
Learn everything that the use of this technology facilitates for the management of the industrial engineering projects that we carry out.
Survey of installations
We visit our clients’ facilities to obtain a complete scan of the plant and equipment.
Evacuation plans
Scanning allows us to obtain a complete detailed map that enables the preparation of evacuation plans in full compliance with regulations.
Virtual tours of installations
To be able to analyse the project presented, laser scanning enables the creation of 360º virtual environments of the installations
Better calculations
Laser scanning provides exact data that enables highly precise volumetric and structural calculations resulting in improvement in the performance of the plant in which we are working.
Generation of smart 3D models
Laser scanning enables development of smart 3D models.
Interference analysis for new implementations
Laser scanning facilitates analysis of interferences when carrying out a new project to prevent unforeseen events that delay work.
Deformation monitoring in parts manufacturing
Improves control over results for new constructions
Assembly simulator
Visualisation of the assembly to detect parts in contact, helping correct errors, if any.
What advantages does the use of laser scanning provide?
Use of this technology helps improve interventions for each project
Time savings
Cost savings
Quality
