Learn the fundamental techniques in 3D laser scanning and software workflows in order to deliver an accurate digital twin of your processing plant or facility.
In this webinar, we will discuss the various positive impacts 3D laser scanning has for engineers, managers and operators working in the Process and Plant Industries. During the presentation, practical examples will be used to show how a 3D laser scanner and registration software can accurately capture large sets of real-world data. More importantly, you will learn how to use this data to maintain and ensure upcoming changes to your plant operations and how to securely store and share this data with all contributing stakeholders.
During this webinar you will learn:
- The definition of a “digital twin” pertaining to the plant and process industry capabilities of 3D laser scanning and processing software
- To gather details in 3D such as layouts, equipment and complex structures
- To work with various software platforms to extract deliverables for informed decisions
Meet the presenters...
Mattias Svensén | Account Manager, FARO Technologies Inc.
Mattias Svensén works for FARO Technologies and is an Account Manager in the Nordics Region. He has been in the Industry of 3D laser scanning for over 5 years. Before then he worked in the software business for companies like IBM and Symetri. Has hold a degree in Mechanical Engineering from Mids-Sweden University.
Kris Atkinson | Field Applications Engineer, FARO Technologies Inc.
Kris Atkinson is the Field Application Engineer and BuildIT Construction Specialist for UK North, joining FARO in 2018. Architecturally trained Kris’s background includes roles as a Senior Architectural Technician, leading projects in Commercial, Education and Healthcare sectors. Previously Kris gained laser scanning experience through surveying projects, utilizing and coordinating the captured data through the BIM process. Kris continued his career in the digital construction field, moving on as Technical Director of a BIM Content company specializing in the creation of manufacturer specific BIM Components.