After a busy Spring 2010, ScanWorks rolls right into Summer.  Here is what we have been up to.

• ScanWorks adds new Leica HDS6100 laser scanner to arsenal
• MCO Orlando International Airport work in progress
• United Nations project approaching completion
• New project coordinator in training

ScanWorks adds new Leica HDS6100 laser scanner to their arsenal

Last month, ScanWorks bought a new Leica HDS6100 laser scanner to use on all upcoming projects.  This new equipment cuts on-site scan time dramatically and enables a higher quality resolution.  The first project using the scanner was the recently-completed project at SFO-San Francisco International Airport.  Everyone at ScanWorks is very excited regarding the capabilities of the HDS6100 and look forward to integrating it into our future projects.  If you are a tech-geek like some of us are in the office click here for complete specifications (from Leica)

MCO-Orlando International Airport work in progress

This month, ScanWorks is staying close to home with a 92,000+ square-foot project at MCO-Orlando International Airport.  Our scan will be part of a reoccurring Obstruction Analysis service we are providing to our client throughout each phase of the installation.

United Nations project approaching completion

ScanWorks recently had the privilege of scanning a portion of the historic United Nations building in NYC.   The on-site scan is complete and the 3D modeling effort is in the final checking phase.   Please click here to read Lance's blog from earlier this spring from his trip to the United Nations and NYC.

New project coordinator in training

As a response to our increased workload, ScanWorks is training a new project coordinator-Brad Buzard.  Brad has been with ScanWorks for two years performing CAD work in our office.  He will be trained by Lance Olsen on some of our upcoming projects.