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3D Laser Scanning Data Capture
3D laser scanning has the ability to capture data from hard-to-reach or dangerous locations, such as building facades, bridges, or industrial sites. The data captured through 3D laser scanning can be used to create a wide range of BIM models, drawings, and animations. These outputs can be used for a variety of purposes, from visualizing layouts and communicating ideas to detecting errors and identifying potential issues before construction begins.
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