Reality capture · 3Dsurvey

Scanners: the next frontier.

SLAM scanning captures a site in minutes. The hard part has always been everything after: turning millions of raw points into linework a CAD operator can actually use. That's the gap we close.

RS7 SLAM scanner in the field
The problem

148 million points, and nowhere to put them.

A single scan can return a cloud of well over a hundred million points. Dropped straight into CAD it's unusable, too heavy to open, with no lines, no layers, nothing to draft from.

The bottleneck

The scanner was the easy purchase. The real cost is the days a crew loses trying to wrangle a raw point cloud into a deliverable, which is exactly where most scanning investments stall.

The workflow

Capture to CAD-ready, in three moves.

The RS7 SLAM scanner captures the site; 3Dsurvey does the heavy lifting in between; you export clean linework straight into your existing CAD.

1
Capture

Walk the site

The RS7 SLAM scanner records as you move, no setups, no targets. Minutes of walking instead of hours of stationing.

2
Process

3Dsurvey does the work

Register, clean, and classify the cloud, then extract features automatically, the step that used to eat the schedule.

3
Deliver

Export DXF / DWG

Clean, layered linework lands straight in your CAD, a deliverable, not a data-management problem.

→ The scanner captures. 3Dsurvey makes it a deliverable.
10 hrs → 3Typical project, before vs. after
DXF / DWGStraight into your CAD
148M+Points, handled, not dumped
RS7 scan point-cloud capture
Hardware + Software · RS7 & 3Dsurvey

Make the scanner pay off.

The hardware is only half the system. Pairing the RS7 with 3Dsurvey is what turns reality capture from an impressive demo into billable deliverables, week after week.

"You've already invested in the scanner. 3Dsurvey is what makes that investment pay off."

The RTK Connections approach
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