Our Equipment
From terrestrial 3D laser scanners to laser trackers — explore our extensive list of equipment.
Leica RTC360
With a range of 0.5-130 m and a 3D accuracy of 1.9 mm, this terrestrial 3D laser scanner is used to scan larger projects with the greatest precision.
Leica BLK360
With a range of 0.6-60 m and a 3D accuracy of 4 mm, this terrestrial 3D laser scanner is used to scan smaller projects where space is constrained.
SHINING 3D FreeScan UE Pro
With a 3D accuracy of 0.02 mm, this metrology-grade handheld 3D laser scanner is used to scan small to medium-sized objects with even greater accuracy.
Hexagon Absolute Arm 7-Axis
With a 3D accuracy of 0.013 mm for the AS1 3D laser scanner, this measuring arm CMM is used to measure and 3D laser scan small to medium-sized objects with the highest precision.
Hexagon Leica Absolute Tracker AT500
With a range of 0.8-160 m and a 3D probing accuracy of ±0.021 mm + 0.0085 mm/m, this laser tracker CMM is used to measure the dimensions of larger objects, such as aligning heavy machinery, with the greatest level of accuracy.
Leica FlexLine TS10 1″ R1000
With a range of 0.9–3500 m (accuracy of 1 mm) and an angular accuracy of 1 second, this total station is used to establish control points for large terrestrial 3D laser scanning projects. Using a total station allows us to create large registered point clouds with the greatest accuracy possible.
Leica GS18 T
GNSS is used to georeference point clouds, BIM models, and other 2D and 3D models to a desired coordinate system. Using RTK, the Leica GS18 T GNSS has a 3D accuracy of 8 mm and employs tilt compensation, allowing for efficient and accurate data collection.
Radiodetection LMX200
Ground-penetrating radar (GPR) uses radar pulses to image underground elements. It is a nondestructive testing (NDT) method of surveying subsurfaces to locate and investigate underground utilities such as cables and piping.
Radiodetection RD8200
Ground-penetrating radar (GPR) uses radar pulses to image underground elements. It is a nondestructive testing (NDT) method of surveying subsurfaces to locate and investigate underground utilities such as cables and piping.
Thermo Scientific Niton Apollo
Ground-penetrating radar (GPR) uses radar pulses to image underground elements. It is a nondestructive testing (NDT) method of surveying subsurfaces to locate and investigate underground utilities such as cables and piping.
Evident Olympus 39DL Plus
With a 3D accuracy of 0.013 mm for the AS1 3D laser scanner, this measuring arm CMM is used to measure and 3D laser scan small to medium-sized objects with the highest precision.