How will laser scanning speed up the reconstruction of Ukraine after the war? Let's figure it out!
The destruction that Ukraine suffered during hostilities is the largest in Europe since the Second World War.A colossal amount of civil, industrial and critical infrastructure of the country was destroyed! All these objects will require restoration, reconstruction, or retrofitting and construction from scratch. It will take a lot of time, money and effort to restore all these objects! Laser 3D scanning technology can speed up this process many times over and save a lot of resources!
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A quick assessment of the extent of the destruction
Thanks to the fact that this technology allows you to capture the entire surrounding reality and make it a point cloud with the required coordinate system, it becomes possible to scan any object that needs restoration in a matter of hours. The resulting database allows you to carry out any analysis, calculation, project with absolute accuracy!
Thanks to the fact that scanning can take place remotely, it allows you to prevent people entering a damaged object, so as not to expose them to danger.
The cloud of points obtained during scanning has a colossal volume of information that can be used for analysis, measurements, monitoring, control, as well as for calculations, design, planning, modeling, etc.
The volume of information that the scanner provides in minutes or hours of work, when working with classical methods, would take days or weeks!
Now laser scanning is possible both on the ground and in the air. Thanks to scanning drones it is possible to obtain the necessary data in hard-to-reach places, which are simply impossible to obtain by classical methods! There is also mobile scanning with remote-controlled robots that can scan areas where human presence is impossible!
For today, this technology is very effective and has no alternative!
The Scan X team did not stand aside and, without waiting for "better times" during the war, is using this technology for the further reconstruction of Ukraine! We invite you to explore the photos of our team visiting the Ukrainian city of Irpin, which was affected by the war.
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