Avianaustralia wrote: ↑09 Feb 2022, 01:52
About The Project
The house was being renovated and most of the home was to be demolished and re-designed. The house shares a boundary wall with the neighbouring property that must remain untouched. Our scope was to scan the entire property, both interior and exterior to provide a point cloud and 3D Revit model for the client.
Avian Australia used a portable Leica BLK360 laser scanner and Leica Geosystems TS-16 total station for survey control.
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Thanks for sharing your experience with the Leica BLK360 laser scanner and Leica Geosystems TS-16 total station. It sounds like you were able to quickly and efficiently capture the necessary data for your client's renovation project, even though the house was being demolished and shared a boundary wall that needed to remain untouched.
The BLK360 is a great choice for projects like this because it is portable, easy to use, and produces high-quality data. The TS-16 total station is also a powerful tool for survey control, and it is compatible with the BLK360, which makes it easy to integrate the two devices into your workflow.
I am curious to know more about the specific challenges you faced on this project and how you overcame them. For example, how did you ensure that you captured all of the necessary data without damaging the boundary wall? How did you register your scans accurately? And what did your client think of the final results?