Pxx-Series White Papers by Greg Walsh
Walsh Trilogy of Pxx White Papers. PDF Documents Shared.
All Things 3D Scanning
Walsh Trilogy of Pxx White Papers. PDF Documents Shared.
This video by Brian Elbe shows how to check the registration results, lock links and determine the closure error. It also covers how to check the alignment of the point cloud using TruSlicer and change the Slice Thickness, Location and Direction.
Learn how to import data collected on a RTC360 scanner using VIS and see the benefit of the onboard GPS with SiteMaps in the video by Brian Elbe This video also covers: Basic versus Advanced mode of reporting registration information Bundles Links Setup Clouds TruSlicer […]
Watch the following video by Brian Elbe to learn the basics of REGISTER 360 including adjusting the Settings and managing Projects and Storage.
Cyclone Field 360 is an app based interface used to operate the scanners. Cyclone Field 360 can also be run from a Windows-based computer with some additional installation instructions. Download and unzip the sample data and watch the following video to learn how to install […]
The Pxx Scanner can be operated using the app, Cyclone Field 360 on an Apple or Android tablet. The firmware of the scanner must be 3.00.122 or higher. While using Cyclone Field 360 with Pxx scanners, users will need to capture detail scans or acquire […]
Users can perform Floor Flatness (FF) and Floor Levelness (FL) analysis in CloudWorx for AutoCAD with automatic report generation according to the ASTM 1155 standard. FF and FL numbers determine whether a floor is sufficiently smooth and level, respectively, as constructed. This test method covers […]
CloudWorx for AutoCAD loads a variety of different data sources. The proprietary .LGS format is one of the fastest and most efficient formats to use in CloudWorx. Watch the following video to learn about the different formats that can be used in CloudWorx.
Points on a Grid is an efficient way to extract a uniform group of points from the point cloud without cleaning it or removing any vegetation such as trees to create a surface. The points that can be extracted are either lowest, highest, closest or […]