The transformation of San Antonio’s historic Mission Road Power Plant into EPIcenter marks a shift from an industrial site to an energy innovation hub. Utilizing advanced laser scanning and drone technology, over 1,000 scans were captured to create a detailed Revit model. This model helped facilitate design, planning, and marketing efforts, blending historic preservation with cutting-edge technology for the future of energy.
To prepare for a projection mapping show at the New York Public Library, a 3D scan of a historic space was conducted using a Faro S series scanner. Eight high-resolution scans captured 350 million points in under two hours, creating an immersive 3D point cloud. The mesh was refined collaboratively, enabling content development ahead of the event.
A hillside property with multiple levels, including a World War II-era bunker, was meticulously scanned to capture every detail for restoration. The owner, an architect, sought a comprehensive understanding of the unique estate before making improvements. After a three-day scan, a highly detailed Revit model was created, preserving the property’s intricate features and history.
Newly acquired San Francisco commercial properties with high-profit potential were laser scanned to obtain accurate floor plans and square footage numbers. The landlords anticipated significant revenue from the three buildings but were pleasantly surprised to discover an extra 2,500 sq. ft. of leasable space
A detailed 3D scan was conducted for the renovation of a large Beverly Hills property, spanning over 20,000 square feet across multiple structures. The precise measurements allowed the client to receive accurate estimates from vendors, ensuring consistent pricing for materials and labor. The scan captured complex details and unconventional shapes, crucial for the project’s success.
A 3D scan of the Anaheim Convention Center captured over 1 billion data points using a Faro s350 scanner. The point cloud was converted into a mesh and exported as an FBX file, allowing the projection mapping team to plan and create visual content in advance for the upcoming show.
Performed surveying and engineering services for this 2.1 acres to support development of a solar panel farm. Scope included detailed topographic survey of the area bounded by the woods line.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) St. Louis District turned to us, emphasizing the urgency for rapid acquisition of aerial imagery. The task order was to acquire 1,248 square miles of 1’ GSD 4-band color aerial imagery of the Mississippi River above Vicksburg, MS.
Performed surveying and engineering services for this 2.1 acres to support development of a solar panel farm. Scope included detailed topographic survey of the area bounded by the woods line.
Missouri’s Meramec River is one of the largest free-flowing waterways in the state. Our team monitored the flood waters and was able to conduct aerial imagery acquisition to pull together a complete coverage of the flooded area for local communities and disaster recovery officials.