The point cloud is an indispensable tool in the fields of planning and construction, property development and management, environmental monitoring or technical monitoring and planning.

A point cloud is a three-dimensional data structure consisting of a large number of individual points, each point representing the coordinates of a spatial object or surface point. These points are obtained by various measurement techniques, such as laser scanning or photogrammetry, and form a relationship that provides a picture of the object or environment being measured. In simple terms, a point cloud is a duplicate of the place that was measured by laser scanning. In the point cloud, everything is exactly as it was at the time of the measurement at that location.

We produce point clouds in black and white as well as in colour. With a coloured point cloud, it is always possible to include a so-called virtual environment containing classified data (roads, poles, landscaping, power lines, curbs, buildings, trees, etc.), 360 panoramic photos, and point clouds. It is also possible to carry out simple operations in the environment – taking measurements, calculating areas, volumes, making notes, etc. We can deliver such solutions to the customer, with some functional differences, as an online application, but also through freeware software installed on the computer.

Over the years, we have seen very strong growth in the consumer base for point clouds, especially in the buildings sector. Even when a client orders the simplest 2D floor plan drawings of a building from us, it is very often stressed that the survey should be carried out using laser scanning and point cloud methods to avoid the errors that are easy to make with other methods – a curved wall is drawn straight, something is left unmeasured during the survey, etc.