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Sponsored webinar: Benefits of traceable construction

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Sponsored webinar: Benefits of traceable construction

In this free 60-minute webinar, Keith Alcorn of FARO Technologies will talk about the concept of traceable construction and 3D reality capture solutions. Join us on September 18 at 2:00 EST. 


By FARO Technologies | September 14, 2018
Sponsored webinar: Benefits of traceable construction
Sponsored webinar: Benefits of traceable construction
Today, transparency and traceability of construction projects is not only of great benefit in terms of time and money for all project participants, but is also an essential success factor for lean construction projects to ensure a clean and trustworthy cooperation. The reality is often different, however, because suitable measuring tools and software, and their shared accessibility, are lacking.
 
Join us September 18 at 2:00 EST to learn about the concept of Traceable Construction and how 3D reality capture solutions provide portable, efficient, secure and forward-looking solutions for data collection, pre-processing and evaluation for various surveying tasks in the design, build and operating phase.
 

REGISTER FOR THIS FREE WEBINAR

 
 

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