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PolyWorks is a flexible software solution optimized to efficiently work with any
3D scanner. |
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Surveyors can use the laser scanner that is the most adapted to their digitizing tasks, or combine scans produced by different scanner brands on the same project. PolyWorks will
get the most out of any type of point cloud data. |
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PolyWorks efficiently processes very large data sets of up to 100
million data points. |
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PolyWorks’ robust algorithms are perfectly adapted to processing
typical surveying scenes like terrains, mines, roads, bridges, buildings, and other large structures. |
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PolyWorks’ “scan alignment” technology is based on the geometrical shape of the entire scanned scenes, and does
not require the use of physical markers in the field. |
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PolyWorks’ approach significantly reduces the time for on-site data collection and eliminates
the sometimes hazardous task of setting up targets. |
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PolyWorks has a wide set of measurement tools, and automatic
feature extraction capabilities. |
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Quickly obtain lengths, heights, angles, radii, volumes, and more, directly on point clouds. For increased productivity, surveyors can use automated tools to extract key features such as cross-sections,
sharp edges, and other feature lines (e.g. road lines, pipe center lines, electrical cables) directly on point clouds. These extracted elements can then be directly exported
to DXF and IGES and/or imported into MicroStation V7 and V8. |
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PolyWorks offers user-friendly, yet powerful macro-programming
capabilities. |
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Surveyors can increase productivity
by recording complete alignment, measurement, and extraction
routines, and executing them later in just one click of the mouse. |
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PolyWorks has the ability to automatically transform very large point clouds into accurate
3D polygonal models, which may be decimated and texture-colored. |
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Surveyors can use these accurate polygonal models of scanned scenes for multiple visualization
applications. The models can be shared with clients and colleagues, or made available for “public-access”
libraries and virtual museum sites. |
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