3D Scanning

No, we are not a 3D printing business. We specialize in three dimensional scans of industrial areas and facilities to ensure correct measurements are made efficiently, which allows for new equipment to be built and installed correctly the first time.

That depends on how many different vantage points we have to scan from to get a complete picture of a room. But, for simple rooms, where minimal vantage points are required, it takes about one hour. Each scan takes about 5 minutes. The number of scans required to capture an area depends on complexity and size of the space.

We pride ourselves on the precision of our equipment. It is, in fact, much more precise than traditional measuring – and that’s without taking into account human error. We guarantee our measurements have tolerances within 3 millimetres, while traditional methods have tolerances of 12 millimetres.

Cost depends entirely on the complexity and scope of the project. Though we do charge a higher hourly rate than a single labourer with a tape measure, we offer more precise measurements in a quarter of the time. This often saves you money in the long run as there’s no need for repeat measurements and it greatly reduces human error.

We take our clients’ trust in us very seriously. All of your company’s information is confidential and we guarantee complete privacy and confidentiality. We also sign NDAs with all of our clients to give peace of mind.

We use a state of the art Leica BLK360 3D Scanner which gives us a high speed scan with High-Dynamic Range (HDR) and thermal imaging. This scanner allows us to quickly and effectively capture every detail of your space.

Utilizing cutting-edge technology, we scan areas, capturing images and recording measurements that can be used to virtually construct renovations, build-outs, or equipment additions. This allows clients to see if the new pieces of equipment will interfere with current equipment, while allowing for a more accurate design and precise fit.

With the proper equipment, you can do your own 3D scans. However, an incomplete 3D scan is worse than no scan at all and can lead to false confidence in your numbers. If you do purchase your own equipment, it would be wise to take some time to learn what it can do, and how to utilize it to make it most effective before you take on a 3D Scanning project.