From site measures to 3D scanning: office fit-out in Australia
Cachet Group in Australia uses the FJD Trion P2 to capture a whole office in one visit, so design teams in several cities can work from the same digital record.
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Work from the field
Customer stories from teams using the FJDynamics LiDAR scanners we sell — construction, surveying, infrastructure, forestry, and heritage. Each article is a Norrpoint write-up of a published FJD Trion case.
When a village disappears: 3D scanning as a museum experience
Artist Gus Drake scanned condemned homes in Overschild with the FJD Trion S2. 1.2 billion points became the source material for the VR work Corridors of Memory at the Groninger Museum.
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From site conditions to a scaffold model in Australia
Onsite Scanning Solutions in Sydney brings real site conditions into scaffold design with the FJD Trion S2, so conflicts show up in the model instead of on the scaffold.
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From visual checks to 3D records for urban trees in Hong Kong
LeafIoT in Hong Kong adds FJD Trion P2 and S2 scans to the arborist’s judgement. After typhoons they can show how a tree has tilted — and cut modelling from hours into a faster digital workflow.
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From field judgement to a measurable forest record in Romania
Forest Design adds handheld LiDAR to corers, prisms, and tapes. The V4e captures an ancient tree in under a minute — under dense canopy where GPS is not enough.
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LiDAR captures the forest today — for research tomorrow in Oregon
Professor Bogdan Strimbu at Oregon State University uses FJD Trion LiDAR to move forest inventory beyond cruise plots toward 3D snapshots of the whole stand.
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From paper to digital building measurement in Türkiye
Civil engineer Taner Tezcan left tape measures and paper drawings. With the FJD Trion S2 the crew walks the building and the office gets colourised 3D models without waiting for the return trip.
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Frankfurt’s Old Town Hall in 3D with the FJD Trion P2
A team documented the Gothic town hall on Römerberg with a handheld P2: one operator, no tripod, about ten minutes — then 3D Gaussian Splatting in Trion Model.
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LiDAR under Gangnam: Yeongdong-daero in Seoul
In Seoul, a survey team is documenting a 1.2 km underground complex with the FJD Trion S2, including where GPS does not reach. Each month the scan can be placed next to the drawing in Trion Model.
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SLAM LiDAR in Italy’s Frasassi caves
ROGO Technologies and the University of Camerino scanned parts of Frasassi with the FJD Trion S2: no targets, no GPS, less time underground — and a digital twin in Trion Model.
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Stockpile volume with the FJD Trion S1
The S1 replaces truck-load guesses and total-station loops. In Poland more than 15,000 m³ of aggregate was measured in 30 minutes where drones could not fly. In Asia an 18,000 m² coal pile took 19 minutes.
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Scan-to-BIM before demolishing a factory
An abandoned factory was scanned floor by floor with the FJD Trion S1 in about five hours. Trion Model produced plans in half an hour; BIM in Revit took about two. Nine times more efficient than distance meters.
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A coal pile in 19 minutes instead of 7 hours
PT Surveyor Indonesia measured a coal pile at Labuan Ratu with the FJD Trion S1 in 19 minutes. The same area with a tripod laser scanner took seven hours.
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