World leader in Laser Scanning and Reality Capture
As one of the world’s largest Laser Scanning firms, PMC employs the latest in Laser Scanning technology to collect data from physical spaces or objects using LiDAR, 3D laser scanning, drones, and photogrammetry. We help our clients to complete architecture, engineering, and construction projects with accurate as-built documentation. Laser Scanning technology can be used for a wide range of applications, including simulating real-world scenarios, planning and design, monitoring and maintenance, training and education, remote management, and even augmented & virtual reality. PMC's wealth of experience and use of advanced technologies, honed over 25+ years of laser scanning, and more than 10,000 sites captured, makes PMC the best choice for ensuring laser scanning success.
Before: Scanned Point Cloud Capture
After: Fully 3D Rendered from Point Cloud
Our Laser Scanning Services Include
Efficient Multiple Site Solutions
PMC is your trusted partner in complete site documentation enabling you to focus on the efforts most important to your brand. At PMC, we understand the critical importance of accurate and detailed site information for clients managing multiple locations. With our state-of-the-art laser scanning and BIM technology and a team of experienced professionals, we deliver unparalleled accuracy and efficiency in documenting dozens or hundreds of sites for our clients.
Manufacturing Laser Scanning Services
Laser Scanning for Construction
Drone Mapping & Photogrammetry Services
Photogrammetry Services
Photogrammetry is a cutting-edge technology that enables us to record, measure, and interpret information about physical objects and their environment. By leveraging this technology, we can gather topographical data of your space, which provides additional layers of useful information for your project.
Laser Scanning for the Marine Industry
PMC has extensive experience scanning marine vessels and ships globally, using the latest 3D scanning technology to capture intricate details of ships. This allows for planning retrofits for in-use vessels and documenting historic naval architecture.