nanoCAD 3DScan is a specialized software tool for processing 3D scanning data, addressing engineering and informational challenges in areas like geodesy, mechanical engineering, construction, infrastructure, and metrological monitoring.
3D scanning is essential for analyzing the shape and position of real-world objects in fields like design, industrial modernization, topography, and construction.
nanoCAD 3DScan offers a robust set of tools for working with point clouds, addressing a wide range of challenges in data processing:
An algorithm for automatic ground identification, complemented by a ground verification command that allows for manual refinement of automatically classified points.
An extensive toolkit and parameters are available for the automatic classification of terrain and other categories based on specified criteria.
Automatic construction of multiple sections of point clouds at specified intervals, followed by their vectorization and the generation of raster images.
The command conducts 3D triangulation of volumetric object point clouds, creating meshes that can be used for triangulating buildings and other surface structures.
The command identifies basic geometric shapes (plane, sphere, cylinder, cone, torus) within a point cloud.
The tool enables evaluation of the degree of alignment between two point clouds or between a point cloud and a model.
Mutual orientation of multiple point clouds enables registration to identify transformation parameters for any number of reference point groups. Two techniques are employed: pairwise and iterative.
3DScan expands the capabilities of the nanoCAD Platform by:
Topoplan module expands functions of 3DScan by: