Digital measurement and planning of existing buildings has become indispensable, but 3D drawings of existing buildings are usually very time-consuming.
The smartphone is one of the tools that help us here.
You can also carry out a digital-style measurement using your smartphone and the associated apps. Some of the documentation is already taken over by these apps.
The slightly more professional solution would be to use photogrammetry or laser scanning. Here it is possible to create a 3D drawing relatively quickly. These 3D drawings are also suitable for the digital measurement of rooms, components, buildings and terrain. This allows you to scan rooms, components or even larger buildings or terrain using a reflex camera, laser scanner and drone photos.
With photogrammetry, the higher the resolution of the photos and also the more photos (from different angles), the better the 3D drawing.
With the PIX4D program, the drone’s routes can be planned and the drone takes the necessary photos on its own. So a certain amount of pre-planning is possible in the office.
With laser scanning, the more scans that are carried out, the more accurate the 3D model will be.
Here you get a first insight into the digitization of buildings, rooms, etc.
Target group:
Your benefits:
You will be able to save time on customer orders and create detailed documentation for customers using “digital measurement”.
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Speaker:
Ramon Meyer (Bundestechnologierzentrum für Elektro- und Informationstechnik e.V.)
Please note the following information:
Funding from the BMWK enables us to offer you this event free of charge.
Yours sincerely
Your Mittelstand Digital Center Hamburg team