We capture your site in full 3D using advanced LiDAR technology — delivering accurate, measurable Digital Twins ready for design or analysis in CAD or GIS. See it. Measure it. Design it.
Laser scanning is advanced LiDAR (Light Detection & Ranging) technology that captures highly accurate 3D measurements of real-world environments.
We create detailed 3D PointClouds — called Digital Twins — of buildings, plant, civil sites and assets, ready for design, analysis and project planning.
Multiple scan positions are stitched into a single unified model — a complete, colour, fully measurable 3D record of your site, right down to ±2mm accuracy.
A full-scale 3D scan allows your team to design around existing plant with total confidence — no guesswork, no costly measurement errors.
Navigate, measure, and explore our scans in full 3D — no download required
Not all laser scanning is the same. We operate two distinct technologies in-house — and knowing which one suits your project can make a real difference to cost, speed, and the quality of data you get back.
The scanner is set up on a tripod at fixed positions across the site. Each position captures a full 360° sphere of points with no movement error. Multiple positions are registered together into one unified model.
Ideal for complex machinery, dense pipework, structural connections, and any project where fine detail and tight tolerances are non-negotiable. Accuracy to ±1–2mm.
The operator walks continuously through the space while the scanner builds a live 3D map — no tripod, no setup stops. Large and complex sites can be captured rapidly, at a lower cost than TLS.
Perfect for civil and earthmoving projects, large buildings, BIM, and sites where overall layout and the "big picture" matter more than millimetre-level detail. Accuracy to ±10mm.
From single rooms to full industrial facilities — we capture everything with precision and deliver it in the format your team actually uses.
Up to 70m radius per scan position (140m coverage). Multiple positions stitched together for large or complex projects — hundreds of scans into one accurate model.
High-resolution 360° imagery captured alongside the scan data, so your Digital Twin is fully coloured and visually accurate — not just a grey cloud of points.
Delivered in RCP, RCS, E57, LAS and more. Drop directly into AutoCAD, Plant 3D, Revit, Inventor, SolidWorks, Tekla, Civil 3D — just like a 3D block.
Scans positioned to within 1cm anywhere in NZ using our survey-grade GNSS RTK equipment. Perfect for civil design, stake-out, and GPS machine control.
We host your scan data on our secure online portal — view, measure, and analyse directly in your browser. No CAD software required. Share with anyone, anywhere.
Visualise floor levels, wall plumb, structural columns and more with elevation heatmaps. Instantly see where humps, hollows, slopes and deviations exist across your site.
Once you have a PointCloud, your design team can work directly inside it. Drop new pipework, equipment, tanks, or structures straight into the real-world scan — and see exactly how everything fits before a single piece of steel is cut.
Clip away walls or sections you don't need. Add your 3D models alongside what's already there. Check clearances, avoid clashes, and present the finished design to your client in a way they can actually understand.
When the whole team can see the new layout sitting inside their existing plant — sign-off gets a lot easier.
A straightforward process from first contact to finished data — with no jargon and no surprises.
Tell us about your project — we're happy to advise on the best approach and give you a clear, no-jargon quote with no obligation.
We visit your site with our S-Series scanners. Each position captures a full 360° scan. We move systematically to ensure complete coverage with full overlap.
All scan positions are registered and stitched into a single, unified, colour model — with GNSS RTK geo-referencing applied for survey-accurate positioning.
Your data arrives in your chosen format — RCP, E57, LAS — or we integrate it directly into your CAD environment. Online viewer hosting also available.
Every project below was completed by us, right here in Southland. Real clients, real sites, real outcomes.
We scanned the complete site — all 6 levels, roof, and inner workings of a well-known local building. The engineering team built a full 3D as-built model from the PointCloud, including all beams, columns, and floor penetrations exactly to size and scale.




A local industrial site with existing pipework and pumps, laser scanned and delivered into Autodesk Inventor, AutoCAD, Revit, and SolidWorks. Everything on-site, in your CAD system, in colour and to scale — ready for the design team to begin new alterations and designs in 3D or 2D.



A local contractor needed a new pump for his tanker, but the manufacturer was in the UK. We scanned the tanker in the area of interest and sent the PointCloud to England in AutoCAD format. The supplier custom designed a new pump complete with mounting and clearances.

Piles for a new boat ramp and pontoons were driven into the seabed from a barge — not all to exact tolerances. 3D scanning of the driven piles gave the engineering team exact as-built positions to design pontoons that would fit perfectly.


With limited existing drawings, an engineering firm needed accurate as-built data for portal frames before designing earthquake strengthening works. Laser scanning delivered the complete existing steel structure to exact size and scale.


Had a concrete slab poured and need to confirm the floor is sloping correctly to sumps before progressing? A laser scan heatmap shows exactly where humps, hollows, slumps, and slopes are — at an easy glance. Walls and columns can be analysed the same way.

Our PointClouds drop directly into all major CAD and GIS platforms. If your team uses it, we can deliver to it.
Not sure if laser scanning is right for your project? Give us a call — we're happy to talk through your options and give honest advice, no obligation.
Get a Quote →Scan accuracy depends on many real-world factors — surfaces, range, environment, and registration. We publish our full professional accuracy statement so you know exactly what to expect.