K K Geo System Private Limited

3D laser scanning can be used for a variety of historical building engineering applications, from existing as-built drawings to plan for maintenance, to historical documentation of architecture and more. The non-intrusive nature of 3D laser scanning provides a hands-off means of cataloguing fragile and important historical sites and objects. The precise data collected can provide information on support analysis, design, and prefabrication.

K K Geo System's experienced scan technicians collect millions of precise data points for laser scanning architecture or site with industry-leading Faro 3D scanners. 

Our Faro laser scanners not only offers additional benefits to the measurement professional, but also to the recipients and users of accurate spatial data sets. Civil engineers, plant designers, CAD professionals, architects, contractors, and owners / operators can all reap the cost and added-value benefits that 3D laser scanning provides.

Terrestrial & LiDAR 3D scanning are techniques for collecting high-density spatial imaging with millions of coordinates quickly and accurately.

Using highly accurate 3D scan data generated with 3D scanning you are able to view as-built documentation in a virtual world. The point cloud data can also be surfaced to generate a CAD model which can be used for comparison or reconstruction.

The size of the specimen being scanned is no longer limited to the directional travel of a machine, or the reach of an arm. Scans can be taken anywhere, at virtually any time. The raw output of terrestrial scanning is “point-cloud” data, which we can use as reference to create a fully parametric file in your design software.

3D scanning also helps build a factual and accurate foundation that captures and enhances the necessary dimensions of complex environments and geometries for BIM (Building Information Modeling). Scan to BIM is the fastest, most accurate method for delivering as-built models -there is no comparison on the level and accuracy of data gathered during 3D scanning.

3D laser scanning provides a high level of accuracy to any project requiring field measurements or as-builts. A 3D laser scan uses a concentrated beam of light to digitally map the surface of any object. The laser sweeps the object to create millions of points called a "point cloud" which is used to extrapolate the object’s shape, location, and even color.

This is ideal for many project field information gathering needs, including (but not limited to) the following:

Field Measurement

Creating Accurate As-Built Drawing

Site Layout and Modeling

Reducing Interferences and Improving the accuracy of the existing connection

Animated Walkthrough

Road Design and Mapping

Excavation Measuring