SERVICES

3D Laser Scanning

At Powers, we provide 3D laser scanning services and point cloud data sets using industry leading Leica Cyclone and Cloudworx software. With data captured at one million points a second and comprehensive raw point cloud data, this equates to no site returns.

Whether you want to capture the 3D geometry of civil infrastructure, create an as-built representation of a large and complex building (inside or out), reconstruct a crime scene, create a heritage survey or generate 3D data for integration into Building Information Modelling (BIM), a scanned survey is the right choice to deliver millions of detailed and accurate geo-referenced points.

Key Benefits

Our laser scanners pick up millions of geo-referenced points with millimetre accuracy, giving a precise and detailed picture of what is there
Comprehensive raw point cloud data equates to no site returns and data available for use at the touch of a button
The laser scanner can cover vast swathes of land or buildings quickly, reducing the amount of time required on site, the total project duration and the cost to you
With the capability to capture difficult to reach areas remotely, health and safety risks are reduced
3D laser scanning can assist with on-site logistics and allow designers to gain valuable data, such as adjacent building heights or obtain vital dimensions for planning purposes, before a project starts
The 3D model drawings can be integrated into BIM software such as Revit and AutoCAD Civil 3D

Point cloud of a listed building prior to renovation

Deliverables

3D Building Modelling Surveys (external elevations, internal layouts and building sections)
3D models for integration into BIM software
Heritage Surveys
Conservation Surveys
Structure Monitoring
Volumetric Surveys
Event Planning

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Building the Maggies Centre at Clatterbridge was an incredibly important project for The Steve Morgan Foundation and ultimately for the people the centre will support. Creating the right environment at such a difficult juncture for these visitors is vital, and understanding the site was an important part in achieving this. We appreciate the support and pro bono services provided by Powers.