GeoSLAM, acquired by FARO Technologies Inc., is a manufacturer specializing in "go-anywhere" 3D mobile mapping technology using LiDAR-based Simultaneous Localization and Mapping (SLAM). Their handheld scanners, like the ZEB Horizon and ZEB Revo, are known for capturing accurate 3D models in environments where GPS is unavailable, such as indoors, underground, and other difficult-to-access spaces. Their technology is used across various industries, including surveying, mining, construction, and security. Key partners and customers include CSIRO (co-founder), 3D Laser Mapping, and distributors like CartoCanada and Heliguy.
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Customers with a GeoSLAM Care subscription can freely upgrade to Connect 2.2 via the GeoSLAM website.
New ZEB family scanners are sold with a 1-year GeoSLAM Care package with the option to upgrade to 3 years and include Connect 2.2 as standard.
GeoSLAM released GeoSLAM Draw 4.0 with the ability to import ZEB Vision panoramic images to provide an end-to-end solution.
Nakshatech used GeoSLAM’s ZEB Horizon handheld scanner to map around 500 residential buildings and narrow lanes.
GeoSLAM’s handheld LiDAR technology has been used to document informal settlements in Bengaluru, India.
Data collected by Nakshatech was automatically processed in GeoSLAM’s software.
The Elios 3’s stable structure and GeoSLAM-developed software support Flyability’s goal of delivering autonomous inspections in the future.
GeoSLAM’s survey package for the Elios 3 provides access to the Connect software and specialist Volumes and Draw modules.
The Elios 3 includes a LiDAR sensor and offers the option to include GeoSLAM’s Connect software.
Integration of the Elios 3 with GeoSLAM Connect creates survey-grade point clouds.
GeoSLAM used the ZEB Horizon to create a digital replica of the above-ground outbuildings as well as the subterranean tunnel.
GeoSLAM captured the 145-meter tunnel using a handheld ZEB Horizon scanner at walking speed in just over 13 minutes.
GeoSLAM expanded its underground mining offering to provide advanced mining solutions.
GeoSLAM unveiled an automated processing platform called GeoSLAM Connect that provides interactive customizable script-based workflows for data processing.
GeoSLAM’s new mining innovations are designed to be operated using the company’s ZEB family of scanners.
Tomas Blaha serves as the GeoSLAM Channel Manager for Europe, including France, where the study took place.
The lightweight ZEB Horizon device was used for scanning, which utilizes GeoSLAM’s SLAM (simultaneous localization and mapping) algorithm.
GeoSLAM technology was used to conduct a digital scan of the 3km Lombrives cave system.
GeoSLAM’s Latin America Channel Manager Gabriel de Barros Praxedes and a small team from CPE Tecnologia scanned the entire Christ the Redeemer site inside and out within 45 minutes using the ZEB Horizon.