Trust Building uses 3D Scanning to Create Accurate Floor Plans for Design Team Overseas Constructed between 1914 and 1916 The Trust Building in Sydney’s CBD is heritage listed under the NSW office of Heritage and Environment and declared of state significance as a rare surviving commercial building of the Edwardian period and the leading example…
3D Scanning for BIM and Feasibility Study For this project it was determined by the design team to utilize a combination of 3D scanning techniques and the power of 3D design software to communicate across the design team the options, issues and assumptions associated with this project. Traditional survey techniques would have created a basic…
3D Scanning needed for redevelopment of Heritage Property in Balmain The scope was to 3D Scan and remodel of each fascade, every wall, structural beam, steel column, doors, window and roof component (rafters, hips, collars, ceiling joints, props/struts) of the building. The original brief included retaining and refurbishing the existing heritage building to accommodate new…
3D Scanning makes Automation simple and easy for Warehouse Facility Scanning and remodelling of every rack of a warehouse facility based in Smithfield for forklift automation Our client has been a supplier of Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) to Australia and New Zealand for over 40 years. They have been at the forefront of many developments in…
Our client required volume calculations for the Tasman Rock wall to determine the impact of a nearby mine. Our team used the terrestrial laser scanner to capture data off the 30metre long and 15 metre high cliff face and adjacent area. Back in the office the engineers at Wysiwyg 3D processed the data creating the…
Onsite Scanning, 3D Probing and modelling of individual welded plate components for manufacturing purposes. Using the latest in 3D scanning technology each welding plate was 3D Scanned and 3D Modelled individually. Totalling over 100 plates, every one of the bore holes fit tightly and accurately. With a 2 day turn around WYSIWYG had the files…
