ABOUT LASER SCANNING

Terrestrial Laser Scanning (TLS) is a ground-based system that uses emitted laser light to capture precise spatial coordinates and dimensions. During each scan, the unit records millions of 3D data points—creating a high-density point cloud—while simultaneously capturing high-resolution photography, GPS coordinates, and quality control metrics.

• Rapid Scanning: Each scan takes under 10 minutes, with total field time depending on scene size and scope.
• High Precision: Phase-shift laser scanners deliver exceptional accuracy within roughly 1/8 of an inch.
• Comprehensive Data: TLS captures hundreds of millions of data points to create a true digital twin of the scene.
• Modern Industry Standard: Decreasing equipment costs have made TLS the standard for forensic documentation and close-range photogrammetry.
• Solid Foundation: Superior data accuracy and coverage provide an unshakeable basis for reconstruction and technical analysis.
• Affordable Preservation: Starting at $2,500 plus travel, scanning offers cost-effective scene preservation so physical evidence is never lost.