Technology adapted to the naval industry

Naval architecture is a complex field, involving the optimization of the geometrical form of vessel hulls for the purposes of floatation and hydrodynamics.
Maritime engineering uses 3D modelling or lines drawings for fitting-out operations and the production of structural design reports for decks, holds, bays, etc., but also for living quarters and technical facilities such as the engine room.
3D laser scanning is perfectly adapted to the capture of keelsons and highly cramped areas

APPLICATIONS

Fitting-out of a ship or vessel
Conformity control during construction
Section, elevation, crop section profiles of hull
3D model of manifolds, deck or tanks, engine room
Updating of constructor's 3D model
3D Dimensional survey and measurements
Conversion of tanker into an FPSO vessel
Positioning and dimensioning of frames

BENEFITS

3D or 2D data files, obtained by the same survey campaign
Operations throughout the world
Long-term experience in the field
BOSIET-HUET qualified personnel
High precision of scans
Speed of response
Exhaustive scans
Results suitable for processing in all CAD tools
Rapid results, often available for processing within days of on-site scanning
Speed of capture of on-board measurements
Offshore operations
Virtual 3D inspections of installations

END PRODUCTS

Files types: Autocad (DXF/DWG), Microstation (DGN), Solidworks, 3DStudioMax (3ds & max),
3Dipsos (IPS), Realworks (RWP), Pointools (POD/PTL) , PDMS (macros), PDS
and of course all the open format files like IGES, OBJ, STEP, VRML etc...
3D model
Structured 3D model, with attached catalog
Accurate, high density point cloud, with a high level of detail
2 dimensional images (cut sections, layouts, …)
2 dimensional digitized file ( cut sections, layouts,…)
Scan-review (Collaborative review of laser survey through panoramic images)

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