Indiana 3D Laser Scanning and Modeling

Your toolkit just got sophisticated.

Tackle complex building projects like never before. Whether you want to design beautifully, quickly or strategically, it is essential to start with accurate information. TrueScan provides a 3D laser scanning and modeling toolkit that allows you to gather complete digital information about your project before design ever begins. Our scan-to-BIM process results in point clouds and Revit models that are accurate to within 1/4 of an inch, so you know you are starting with pristinely accurate information.

  • Indianapolis
  • Fort Wayne
  • Evansville
  • South Bend
  • Carmel

 

3815 River Crossing Parkway Suite 100,
Indianapolis, IN 46240
(317) 622-0022

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How does it work?
Laser scanning is a new process to many people. TrueScan has experienced staff to help you through each step. We want you to have complete confidence in every decision.
1
Identify your priorities
Laser scanning doesn't have to be expensive. Tell us your priorities, and we'll design a custom project.
2
Laser scanning
Capture millions of measurements all at once. Laser scanning creates a digital map of your building.
3
3D modeling
Although not necessary, many clients want a 3D Revit model as a base for their designs.
4
Success!
With greater accuracy, laser scanning nearly eliminates embarrassing change orders and errors.
Hospital Operating Rooms
Indianapolis, IN
Engine Room
Fort Wayne, IN
Historic Downtown Building
Midwest
VA Hospital Documentation
Indiana and Michigan

From huge industrial complexes, to simple retail buildings, laser scanning gets your project done faster.

TrueScan works in a variety of industries:

We had never used laser scanning or worked with a point cloud before. TrueScan – and in particular Jared – really held our hand at the beginning helping us learn to crawl before we learned to walk. He guided us through the whole process, before we even knew the questions we needed to be asking.”
Ryan Wellinghoff
Architectural Technology Manager
John Poe Architects