Uploaded August 2018 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
A traditional laser scanning workflow has three major components: field, data preparation, and deliverable creation. Data preparation has always been a choke point, and this challenge is compounded when the person registering the data is not the same person who collected the data. When overlapping features are not easily identifiable, it can take two to three minutes or more to stitch each scan position together. The VIS technology in the Leica RTC360 eliminates this bottleneck by delivering real-time registration in the field. Watch the video to see how this leap in efficiency can translate to ROI gains of 40% or more.
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A traditional laser scanning workflow has three major components: field, data preparation, and deliverable creation. Data preparation has always been a choke point, and this challenge is compounded when the person registering the data is not the same person who collected the data. When overlapping features are not easily identifiable, it can take two to three minutes or more to stitch each scan position together. The VIS technology in the Leica RTC360 eliminates this bottleneck by delivering real-time registration in the field. Watch the video to see how this leap in efficiency can translate to ROI gains of 40% or more.
www.StepIntoTheFuture.today
