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CAPTURE SPACES IN 3D

FOCUS 3D Scanning & As-Built Documentation in Texas

Turn facilities, mining environments and accident scenes into detailed digital records with FARO laser scanning, point clouds and as-built documentation.

San Antonio based. Supporting manufacturers across Texas and the U.S.

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FARO laser scanner documenting mining equipment

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How We Can Help

  • 3D Scanning & Point Clouds

    Capture detailed geometry for architecture, construction and industrial facilities.

  • BIM & As-Built Modeling

    Create drawings and digital models from laser scan measurements.

  • Facility & Plant Documentation

    Capture existing conditions for layouts, equipment installation, modifications and facility planning.

  • Mining & Equipment Documentation

    Capture the geometry of mining equipment, processing areas and accessible site conditions for maintenance planning, engineering reviews and comparison with existing records.

  • Accident Scene Documentation

    Create a spatial record of accident scenes, equipment positions and surrounding conditions to support your safety team’s review and reconstruction workflow.

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BUILT AROUND YOUR APPLICATION

Where We Can Help

01

Facility Layout Documentation

Capture existing spaces and equipment locations to support layout planning.

02

Equipment Installation Planning

Document surrounding geometry before installing or relocating equipment.

03

BIM and As-Built Modeling

Use laser scan measurements to develop drawings and digital models of existing conditions.

04

Plant Modification Planning

Record complex industrial spaces to support engineering and facility changes.

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Mining & Processing Operations

Document mills, equipment and plant spaces for maintenance, retrofit planning and engineering coordination.

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Accident & Incident Scenes

Capture scene geometry and spatial relationships for incident documentation and review by your project team.

WHEN TO BRING US IN

What Is Holding
your Project Back?

  • Existing drawings no longer reflect the current facility or plant.
  • Complex spaces are difficult to document with manual measurements.
  • Design and installation teams need a shared record of existing conditions.

INDUSTRIES WE SERVE

Precision for your Industry.

  • Aerospace
  • Automotive
  • Oil & Gas
  • Energy
  • Semiconductor
  • Manufacturing
  • Mining
  • Industrial Safety

TECHNOLOGIES & EQUIPMENT

Tools for the Task.

  • FARO laser scanners
  • 3D point clouds
  • Scan registration workflows
  • BIM and as-built models
  • CAD documentation

Document your Facility, Mining Equipment or Incident Scene in 3D.

Share the site location, approximate scan area, access conditions and the point clouds, drawings or models your team needs.

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PLAN YOUR PROJECT

Questions Before You Get Started

How is site scanning different from scanning an individual part?

Site scanning focuses on capturing the geometry of larger spaces, structures and installed equipment. A tripod-mounted scanner can record visible surfaces from selected positions, while additional positions may be needed around obstructions. The planning discussion should identify the area to document, the level of detail needed and how the captured geometry will be used by the engineering team.

What should we consider for mining applications?

Explain the equipment or space to be scanned, access conditions and the engineering or maintenance question behind the work. Interior geometry, liners and installed components may require a carefully scoped capture plan. Site access and operating conditions should be coordinated with the facility. Scanning requirements should reflect the specific location rather than assuming a single setup suits every mining project.

What information helps scope accident scene documentation?

Identify the area that needs to be documented, permitted access and the intended use of the spatial record. Existing photographs, site plans and the required deliverables can help define the capture scope. Coordinate access with the responsible site representatives and discuss any restrictions before the visit. The service scope should clearly describe the geometry being recorded and the documentation expected.

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Ready to Move your Project Forward?

Whether you need dimensional inspection, support for your CMM or equipment information, tell us about your application.

Service Area

San Antonio based. Supporting manufacturers across Texas and the U.S.

Business Hours

Monday–Friday
8:00 am–5:00 pm, Central Time

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