Presenting case studies that solve problems with 3D laser scanners!

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【Benefits of Introduction】 - Reduces the need for re-measurement and rework on-site, leading to cost savings. - Pre-investigation minimizes the need for modifications or corrections of materials during piping connections. - Allows for measurement of high locations without scaffolding, reducing the costs of setup and dismantling. - Enables investigation and measurement in areas that are difficult to access. - Planning and simulation can be conducted on a desktop using point cloud data. 【Suitable for situations like these】 - The drawings do not match the current piping. There are no existing drawings. - There is 3D design data available, but it needs to be compared with the current situation. - Want to investigate interference with partial 3D data. - Need to measure the current piping but lack time or budget. - When there are time constraints for on-site access, etc. - Measurement in restricted areas such as high locations or no-entry zones. *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.

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■Achievements■ - Energy plants - Public and private water treatment facilities - Steel plants - District heating and cooling centers - Building mechanical rooms - Numerous other achievements

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  Three-dimensional measurement of factory and plant piping and structures using a 3D scanner, and creating current condition data into drawings. For those who are troubled by such issues! ■ I want to measure the existing piping, but I don't have time and it costs too much. ■ The measurement results are not accurate or satisfactory. ■ The measurement location is dangerous (high places, restricted access, etc.).

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  Plant Facility Measurement (Client: Toshiba Plant Systems, IHI, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Hitachi Plant, Sugatec) ■ Hokkaido ■ Aomori Prefecture ■ Niigata Prefecture ■ Fukushima Prefecture ■ Kanagawa Prefecture ■ Shizuoka Prefecture ■ Hyogo Prefecture ■ Fukui Prefecture ■ Hiroshima Prefecture ■ Saga Prefecture ■ Kagoshima Prefecture and other plant facilities

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  Topographical measurement for solar system installation ■ Hokkaido ■ Fukushima Prefecture ■ Ibaraki Prefecture ■ Gunma Prefecture ■ Tokushima Prefecture ■ Aichi Prefecture ■ Fukuoka Prefecture ■ Miyazaki Prefecture ■ Nagasaki Prefecture

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  Final disposal site remaining capacity measurement ■Miyazaki Prefecture ■Tottori Prefecture ■Kagawa Prefecture ■Tottori Prefecture ■Ishikawa Prefecture Others

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  Measurement for the installation of a solar system at an athletic field in the city (Client: Sankyo Tateyama Aluminum) Measuring the current position of metal fittings on the existing roof for the installation of the solar system.

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  Existing measurements for renovation construction planning (Client: Shimizu Corporation, Taisei Corporation, Takenaka Corporation, Marutaka Industries) ■ Shinjuku ■ Asakusa ■ Shibuya ■ Korakuen

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  Survey of the current status of JR railway-related facilities in Tokyo (Client: JR East Group Company) Current measurements for the consideration of construction plans for existing buildings.

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  Current condition measurement for renovation work at department stores in Tokyo (Orderer: Takenaka Corporation, Taisei Corporation) ■ Yurakucho ■ Ikebukuro ■ Ueno ■ Nihonbashi ■ Roppongi Current condition measurement for exterior and interior renovation work