Architecture, engineering and construction
One walk through the site captures structure, services, and slabs as one shared record. Use it for scan-to-BIM, quantities, and checks against the drawing.
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Where the scanner does the work
LiDAR is not an industry — it is a way to bring the site home. These are the settings we specify FJDynamics scanners for in the Nordics, written by Norrpoint.
Interior design and refit
Scan the entire room in one visit. Give designers in every city exact measurements for walls, niches, and ceiling heights.
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Forestry and arboriculture
Under the canopy, where GPS drops out. A walk around a stem or through a stand leaves diameter, height, and terrain you can measure later.
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Mining and quarrying
Rapid 3D mapping of stockpiles and mine shafts. Measure on the walk without setting up tripods or waiting for flight clearance.
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Forensics and incident records
Digitally lock and secure the scene before clean-up, creating a permanent 3D record for future analysis and legal proceedings. Use it for investigation, insurance, and court.
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Power and utility corridors
Scan power infrastructure into 3D point clouds to quickly verify drawings. Mount to a pole, vehicle, or carry on foot.
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Turf, parks and landscape
Capture 3D levels, slopes, and tree crowns for true construction data—far beyond a simple flat drone photo.
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Capture as-built farm layouts to plan rebuilds, robotic systems, and ventilation with zero guesswork.
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Cleaning routes and robot fleets
Capture real-world dimensions on one visit to accurately price robot fleets and cleaning contracts.
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