Trimble said the Reality Capture programme is built to drive deeper collaboration among owners, contractors, surveyors and more, using secure and intuitive web-based solutions for point clouds and 360-degree imagery.
This new service serves as a secure platform to access reality capture data or imagery, including large datasets captured via mobile mapping by terrestrial laser scanners (including Trimble MX series and Trimble X9) as well as data from third-party hardware, Trimble said.
“Leveraging the extensibility of Trimble Connect that integrates data across Trimble connected software solutions, including Trimble ProjectSight construction management software, SketchUp 3D modelling tool and Tekla structural BIM software… this new service makes reality capture data accessible to various users,” explained Trimble.
The imaging tech uses 3D laser scanning, mobile mapping and uncrewed aerial vehicle (UAV) systems (or drones) to create the datasets, which can be easily accessed on Reality Capture
I am amazed how far we have come with land surveying tools. I can see privacy bros head exploding over this but for engineers and facility managers who can’t find the original blueprints this is very helpful for improving operations!