27 posts tagged with "As-Built Documentation"

How Can Adaptive Reuse Solve the Housing Crisis in America?

Robotic Imaging, July 12, 2022

Across the United States, people are struggling finding affordable housing. Pre-pandemic, the housing market was already competitive, but now the country is pla...

Power Plant Yonkers: Historical Industrial Renovation

Robotic Imaging, July 6, 2022

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Robotic Imaging in 2021 recently completed a massive scan-to-BIM project of the Yonkers Power Plant, in Yonkers, NY. Built from 1904 to 1906, the Plant was task...

Mapping The World: How Scanning Technologies Can Save Lost Historic Buildings

Robotic Imaging, May 1, 2022

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On April 15, 2019, the Notre Dame Cathedral caught fire and its iconic spire burned, the majority of the roof was destroyed, and the upper walls were damaged. T...

3D Scanning Services are Changing Real Estate

Robotic Imaging, April 9, 2022

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What Kind of 3D Scanning are we Talking About? There are many kinds of 3D scanning services, but when it comes to the real estate industry, there are two big pl...

BIM Is The Future

Robotic Imaging, March 20, 2022

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The construction industry sometimes is slow to adapt to new innovations. However, with the new era of technology consisting of virtual reality, LiDAR scanning,...

Laser & LiDAR Scanning’s Role in Historic Preservation

Robotic Imaging, February 22, 2022

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With multiple firms and organizations dedicated to preserving historic architectural sites, new technological developments play a critical role in how this indu...

Protecting Philadelphia Urban History

Robotic Imaging, December 20, 2021

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Preserving the integrity of structures at a construction site is always the top priority for any developer, but this principle is significantly more complicated...

When Should You Use Laser Scanning?

Robotic Imaging, December 9, 2021

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When manually capturing the as built environment, it is nearly impossible to capture all the tiny details that compose the structure. There are tiny imperfectio...

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How Can Adaptive Reuse Solve the Housing Crisis in America?

Robotic Imaging, July 12, 2022

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Across the United States, people are struggling finding affordable housing. Pre-pandemic, the housing market was already competitive, but now the country is pla...

Power Plant Yonkers: Historical Industrial Renovation

Robotic Imaging, July 6, 2022

Tags:

Robotic Imaging in 2021 recently completed a massive scan-to-BIM project of the Yonkers Power Plant, in Yonkers, NY. Built from 1904 to 1906, the Plant was task...

Mapping The World: How Scanning Technologies Can Save Lost Historic Buildings

Robotic Imaging, May 1, 2022

Tags:

On April 15, 2019, the Notre Dame Cathedral caught fire and its iconic spire burned, the majority of the roof was destroyed, and the upper walls were damaged. T...

3D Scanning Services are Changing Real Estate

Robotic Imaging, April 9, 2022

Tags:

What Kind of 3D Scanning are we Talking About? There are many kinds of 3D scanning services, but when it comes to the real estate industry, there are two big pl...

BIM Is The Future

Robotic Imaging, March 20, 2022

Tags:

The construction industry sometimes is slow to adapt to new innovations. However, with the new era of technology consisting of virtual reality, LiDAR scanning,...

Laser & LiDAR Scanning’s Role in Historic Preservation

Robotic Imaging, February 22, 2022

Tags:

With multiple firms and organizations dedicated to preserving historic architectural sites, new technological developments play a critical role in how this indu...

Protecting Philadelphia Urban History

Robotic Imaging, December 20, 2021

Tags:

Preserving the integrity of structures at a construction site is always the top priority for any developer, but this principle is significantly more complicated...

When Should You Use Laser Scanning?

Robotic Imaging, December 9, 2021

Tags:

When manually capturing the as built environment, it is nearly impossible to capture all the tiny details that compose the structure. There are tiny imperfectio...