Webinar: Why Use 3D Laser Scanning for Building Construction

April 22, 2020

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Have you been looking at 3D laser scanning and how to incorporate it into your field to office operations? Scanning is ideal for contractors who are looking to collect as-built information, perform visual clash detection with existing conditions, or implement QA/QC requirements.

Topics include:

Laser scanning use cases for contractors
Differences with the hardware and software components
Translating laser scans to popular CAD/detailing solutions
Training needed to get up to speed and use the complete 3D laser scanning solution

This webinar will help you understand the above and discover how you can incorporate 3D laser scanning into your daily operations.

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