Which laser scanner is better? The answer might surprise you.
If you haven’t yet been able to make the changes in your industrial plant that you know are needed, try starting with the data.
Recent advances make 3D laser scanning the fastest, most accurate and safest way to capture comprehensive data.
Using 3D laser scanning to capture existing conditions on secondary containment is a basic preventive measure.
What do you need to know about establishing a plant coordinate system for your digital twin? Zachary McNeil of Proport Pipefitting offers some insights.
Cloud-based solutions empower you to access your plant remotely from any location so you can keep your business moving even when you can’t be there in person.
An article from the Manufacturing Leadership Council details how a digital twin empowers manufacturers to be fast, agile and resilient.
As plant managers strive to minimize downtime, every laser scanning job is a race against time. After all, time is money. Lost production can cost $100,000…
Without a plant coordinate system to hold and align your scanning work, you risk inaccuracies, inconsistencies, and disconnected data sets that can prevent you from achieving a true digital twin.
The ability to quickly and accurately measure industrial plants provides cost savings and safety benefits.