Using 3D laser scanning to create a digital twin improves plant safety and efficiency, promotes better design and engineering, and provides greater intelligence.
Which laser scanner is better? The answer might surprise you.
Industry veteran Frank Latz shares insights on accuracy, data use, and equipment recommendations.
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.
Is establishing an accurate plant coordinate system really as simple as it sounds? Here’s an overview of what’s involved and how you can benefit.
Now more than ever, having a digital twin built on accurate as-built data makes all the difference in your ability to respond and rise to the challenges.
The ability to quickly and accurately measure industrial plants provides cost savings and safety benefits.
When precision and reliability are non-negotiable, technology matters. Travis Sachs, president and COO of 3DS Technologies, explains why the company relies on Leica Geosystems as a technology partner.
Most executives across industry sectors believe in the benefits of a digital twin, but the business value can be difficult to quantify. A new study reveals the true potential and how to harness it.
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.