Read about how Digital tools can help firms to adopt innovative approaches, whether it’soffsite manufacturing during construction or smart building technology for facilitiesmanagement.
Whether it’s COVID-19, bad weather conditions, or simply bad traffic, contractors needing to get on-site to check on the progress of a project but being unable to do so due to unforeseen circumstances happens regularly. This was compounded across projects at a near global level during the recent pandemic lockdown when many job sites were …
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Entretien avec Denis Thibaudin, PDG Cintoo Europe par Emmanuel Di Giacomo, Architecte et Responsable Européen des écosystèmes BIM, chez Autodesk. Dans le domaine du BIM, le scan laser ou lasergrammétrie est une technologie qui est entrain de s’installer solidement et de bousculer les canons du relevé de bâtiments et de leurmodélisation en BIM. Elle comporte …
The latest Cintoo-BIM Track webinar is now available as a replay! Find out how you the CintooCloud-BIM Track integration will change the way you manage your QA/QC issues. Key Takeaways Find out how you can make your terrestrial laser scans web and BIM compatible using Cintoo Cloud’s unique point cloud-to-mesh technology. Find out how you …
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Cintoo Cloud sits at the convergence of laser scanning and Digital Twins, enabling users toreview, share and collaborate on both the as-built situation found in terrestrial laser scans andcompare this to the design intent found in CAD models to improve project workflows. Make your laser scans cloud and BIM compatible and work on your projects …
This webinar is co-organized by Cintoo & Case Technologies. Digitizing our cultural heritage has become a necessity for many reasons: preservation, documentation, research & public outreach. When it comes to heritage sites & historic buildings, terrestrial laser scanning has been used to successfully to serve those purposes. Now is the time to leverage the versatility …
Despite the unparalleled accuracy and determinism that terrestrial laser-based point clouds provide when capturing the as-built data of a building, three key challenges largely remain – point cloud data tends to be huge; it can be hard to interpret exactly what is happening in the dark spaces or over-exposed areas; and with all of these 3D dots in space, it’s not always easy picking the right points while conversely it’s all too easy to focus on something beyond what you’re meant to be looking at. These three challenges …
