Laser scanning
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The potential of laser scanning for saving time and money together with its ability to enhance the design process and reduce data collection errors makes it an attractive alternative to traditional data collection techniques. This latest technology offers many great advantages over traditional surveying methods.
[edit] Applications
- Surveying
- Archaeology
- Robot sensor
- 3D object scanning (data capture / reverse engineering)
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