High Definition Laser Scanning

Used for As-built Documentation, Restoration, Preservation & Construction

The uses for 3D Laser Scanning Technology are endless.  

Below are a few of our projects and success stories.

This small Umbrian hill town has developed and transformed continually over the last 2500 years. Its structures are inherently difficult to document because walls and surfaces are not straight or plumb. In one day SightLine accurately gathered all of the information in this portion of the town.

Sightline's laser scanning techniques will be used by cooperative Forest Service and University Minnesota Duluth research team to document several bridges, in a rapid, accurate and cost-effective approach.

The cornice of the Northwestern Mutual Life Building needed replacement.

The granite column at the corner of the Button Block Building was in need of replacement.

St. Paul Crossing had no accurate as-built documentation.

Portions of the stone tracery about the windows of the University of Chicago, Illinois - Rockefeller Chapel were in need of replacement.

The Historical Society did not have original or as-built documents.