Technical deliverable specifications and format compatibility
Where a project agreement calls for registered point clouds, 2D CAD drawings, or 3D BIM models, those deliverables are produced in standard engineering formats including ASTM E57, Autodesk ReCap (.rcp/.rcs), LAS/LAZ, AutoCAD (.dwg/.dxf), native Autodesk Revit (.rvt, versions 2021 through 2025), and openBIM IFC (IFC2x3 or IFC4).
Target software versions, coordinate systems (plant grid, architectural project north, or state plane coordinates tied to GNSS or total-station control), and Level of Development (LOD 200, LOD 300, or LOD 350) are locked in writing before modeling begins so the delivered files open cleanly in your design environment.
Point clouds and models record only surfaces visible to the scanner or camera at the time of capture. Concealed conditions inside closed walls, beneath concrete slabs, inside insulated vessels, or above inaccessible ceilings are never inferred or guessed unless explicitly opened and scanned on site.
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Accuracy statements such as typical terrestrial scanning field accuracy of ±2–6 mm describe normal conditions. Actual achievable accuracy depends on range, incidence angle, surface, control, and registration on your specific site, and is stated per project in the QA report.
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