Digitize Facilities using Laser Scanning (3D Laser Scanning)

Quantapoint digitizes facilities using laser scanning (also called 3D laser scanning), safely capturing more information in less time with fewer personnel and minimal elevated work.

Patented Laser Scanning Technology Designed for Safe Real-World Use
At the core of Quantapoint’s services is our patented SceneModeler Mark V™, a fifth-generation laser scanner that is designed to provide high-speed, high-resolution 360-degree data capture. Our patented laser scanning technology helps to ensure that data can be safely collected in a variety of real-world situations with minimal elevated work. By digitizing facilities using laser scanning, Quantapoint clients have been able to reduce field time by 80%, field personnel by 50% and elevated work by 90%.

Standard Calibration Process for Laser Scan Data Quality
Prior to deployment, SceneModelers must pass a battery of tests in a calibration chamber with thousands of measurement points. Quantapoint’s standard calibration process helps ensure laser scan data quality.

Proven Field Data Collection Process for Information Capture
Improper field data collection can result in blind spots, missed scope, data misalignment and overall poor project execution. Quantapoint’s proven field data collection process helps to ensure that the required information is captured quickly, efficiently and safely.

Patented Field Registration Process for Speed and Quality
During field data collection, the individual laser scans must then be registered (integrated) into a single network (the Digitized Facility™). Our patented SceneMerge™ technology enables registration of laser scans in the field without survey, increasing data collection and turnaround speed, eliminating errors and providing a statistically calculated registration quality. Quantapoint’s patented registration process helps ensure network quality.

Powerful Capabilities to Reduce Field Time and Elevated Work
Quantapoint capabilities for digitizing facilities using laser scanning include

• Temperature and humidity compensation
• Reports to verify laser scanner calibration
• Field planning and execution work process
• Special mounting jigs for difficult-to-reach areas
• Quality reports for overall network registration
• Semi-permanent targets for long-term projects

Typical Benefits from Digitizing Facilities using Laser Scanning
By digitizing facilities using laser scanning (PDF), Quantapoint clients have typically been able to

• Reduce field time by 80% - Compared to manual measurements or laser scanning using survey
• Reduce personnel in the field by 50% - Two-person field crew (surveyor not required)
• Reduce elevated work by 90% - Scaffolding and climbing in pipe rack are minimized