Capture existing conditions before beginning the design phase. Map and document how a facility and its equipment are configured now. Replace lengthy manual measurements with an accurate and fast 3D scan — plus a point cloud or OBJ that you can import directly into your BIM software.

Use a Virtual Factory Layout (VFL) to measure between objects and secure a flawless arrangement of the facility. Save time and money by eliminating equipment clashes and change orders due to inaccurate site plans

Create a visual evidence of assets on hand. Label equipment with digital tags to document repairs, purchase, and training information. Easily share visual inventory with maintenance personnel.

Automate the current process of hand drawing sketches of factory layouts. Decrease time to delivery of floorplans, increase the accuracy of room dimensions, and lower the cost of sketching.

Reduce time and costs for creating factory layouts without compromising the ongoing functionality of the facility. Create a 3D scan once during a less-busy time, such as nights or weekends. Important stakeholders can design modifications and upgrades on the 3D model, while the current facility still proceeds in its current configuration.

Capture dimensional data to document existing buildings and structures, above ground utilities, process equipment, and existing tie-points to define how a new project development might interface with adjacent processes.

Finally, turn over your documentation to the building owner for long-term facilities management. The owner will be pleased to have this easy-to-use treasure trove of information for future maintenance and renovations.