3D Laser Scanning Sydney
3D Laser Scanning Sydney – What Actually Happens on Site Most jobs start the same way. Someone calls and says they need a 3D scan so a model can be built. On paper, that sounds simple. In reality, it usually means something hasn’t been captured properly before, drawings don’t match what’s on site, and there’s a risk that whatever gets fabricated next won’t fit. When we arrive on a site in Sydney , the first thing we do isn’t unpack a scanner. We walk the job. You can tell pretty quickly whether a project has been through a few iterations already. Steel that’s been modified. Pipework that’s been rerouted. Equipment that’s been installed slightly out of position to make things work at the time. None of that shows up properly on legacy drawings. That’s where most scanning jobs go wrong. The assumption is that capturing everything solves the problem. It doesn’t. You can capture millions of points and still miss the one thing that matters — the interface where new work has to tie into ...