3D laser scanning, or reality capture, records an asset as a dense, measurable point cloud. Delta Scan uses terrestrial, mobile SLAM, and aerial LiDAR to capture plant, structures, and sites, delivering as-built models, meshes, and BIM-ready geometry tied to a real survey datum.
3D laser scanning, also called reality capture, records the exact geometry of a physical asset as a dense cloud of millions of measured points. Each point carries a real coordinate, so the resulting point cloud is not a picture of the asset, it is a measurable digital copy of it. Anyone with the data can take a dimension, cut a section, or check a clearance long after the team has left site.
Delta Scan captures reality across three platforms and merges them into one coordinated dataset: terrestrial and mobile SLAM scanners for interiors, plant, and structures; aerial LiDAR and photogrammetry for sites, roofs, and corridors; and RTK GNSS control to tie everything to a real survey datum. The output feeds whatever you need next, a scan to BIM model, a digital twin, a clash-detection coordination model, or an as-built record set, all delivered through DeltaCloud.
