Due to the complex geometry at the Hyparschale in Magdeburg, a normal measurement by measuring on site with folding rule and tape measure is not possible. Thanks to the 360° scanner, we were able to record all surfaces in a high degree of detail within a short time. The images are not only used for surveying, but also for documenting the work. In my opinion, the procedure has been very helpful. I will continue to use it as the construction progresses.Michael Beetz | Site manager from Implenia

We use the scanning for work documentation at the superstructure of parts of Mülheimer Brücke (Rhine bridge, Cologne, Germany). The challenge of catching the complexity of the structure and the big amount of steel beams, sheets, and connection links could easily be taken up. However, we have no as-built drawings at the moment.RealitySite provides a 360°-view into the structure even into enclosed bridge parts and is a smart way of creating a digital documentation of the steel structure too: the point-cloud can be used for creating a 3D-model in AutoCAD. We even take a step further by creating as-built drawings to import them into RIBiTWO software for documentation and billing.Katharina Gerstenberger | Project Manager Implenia