Showcases about construction surveying: one of the most important steps within the construction process. Without proper control of dimensions the construction proces turns into improvisation. Think of surveying as the oil within the construction engine. Investing in proper oil will make sure lubrication is optimal and construction goes smoothly. Engineering Consultancy Coenradie delivers high quality surveying data you can rely on.
A 3D rendered BIM maquette model based on laserscans, combined with point clouds offers the best of all worlds.
Coenradie is capable of measuring with ultra high precision, put into a different perspective this accuracy is easier to understand.
Scan-to-BIM is the all-encompassing term we use for all surveying activities in which we use our laserscanners with the goal of creating a 3D model of an existing building. This can be done in several different ways, we will make sure to always execute the perfect approach for your project. Which can depend on the specific software and hardware the end-user has available. Our models are created with Autodesk Revit.
Town center of Deventer, the Netherlands, 3D scanned with NavVis VLX3 and converted to CAD data.
Built in 1631, now fully scanned in 3D with improved HDR photo coloring on the pointcloud.
Fully 3D scanned for renovation work, this is where experiments take place that shape our future.
During construction we have laser scanned the lock on three separate occasions and produced a deviation report.
An accurate 3D scan of the as-built situation was required in order to renovate and ultimately put it back into service.
This national monument was built in 1405 and has been fully 3D mapped with our RTC360 laserscanner.
With 3D laserscanning and advanced video editing we are able to provide a very special view into these concrete behemoths of World War II.
A point cloud is a beautiful thing in and of itself. An animation created with that very same scandata is even more impressive.
The point cloud of this roof was used for creating CAD drawings and a 3D model including colorized deviation report.
When point clouds are too cumbersome to work with, orthophoto’s are a quick and accurate solution.
Within the many different industrial sectors there is a demand for up to date drawings or models of objects and machines which have been in use for quite a while. However, when those drawings or models are no longer available, it is necessary to use reverse engineering in order to produce accurate drawings and models.
Rebuilding an all-time classic car without any drawings being available? We made it possible with 3D scanning and reverse engineering.
We have 3D scanned and recreated the original 1928 Alvis FWD cylinder head, which has now been installed and runs great.
Volume calculation can be quite valuable for a variety of different applications: calculating the total value of stockpiles, transportation costs and general costs for displacing materials.
Volume calculation by making use of a 3D laserscanner is done in a few different steps. This animation shows all the steps we take.
Laserscanning the fuel tanks of this vessel enabled us to calculate the exact volume and therefore range during any stage of its travels.
