Two industry leaders weigh in on how mobile mapping changes the game
Matthew Craig and John Russo on the state of mobile mapping in 2022.
NavVis's Exciting 2021 in Review
2021 has been an amazing year. Let's look back on some of our accomplishments!
How digital twin technology powers Henkel's factories of the future
With the help of the NavVis Digital Factory Solution, consumer goods giant Henkel is leveraging digital twins to revolutionize its factory operations.
Why point cloud quality might be even more important than accuracy
According to the State of Mobile Mapping Report, point cloud quality is one of the most important attributes of a mobile scanner. But why?
NavVis adds fresh funding to fulfill its mission to digitize commercial buildings and assets
New funding complements NavVis’s recent debt funding from the European Investment Bank to solidify its technological leadership position.
What is spatial data, and how does it relate to digital twins?
Find out how Gartner, the Digital Twin Consortium, and NavVis define a digital twin, and how spatial data plays a crucial role across every definition.
Everything you need to know about as-built documentation
What is as-built documentation? How is it used? Why should you care? Writing for NavVis, independent technology writer Sean Higgins dives into the details.
3 ways a virtual factory tour can benefit your business
How virtual factory tours help achieve transparency across production environments to build trust and reduce business risk.
How as-built capture by AEC firm pb2 is powered by NavVis technology
Architecture and engineering firm pb2 is scanning more and more every month, thanks to the versatility of the NavVis VLX mobile mapping system.
What to consider when relocating equipment in your factory
Exploring the key scenarios where moving a piece of manufacturing equipment is necessary, with Paul Haenchen, Senior Solutions Manager at NavVis.
Scan-to-BIM basics: Best practices for modeling
At the modeling stage of your scan-to-BIM project? Some tips for selecting the right tools, picking a good modeler, coordinating with clients, and more.
Scan-to-BIM basics: Processing and preparing your data for modeling
Tips for post-processing scan-to-BIM data so it’s ready for modeling, including cleaning up any messy parts and registering all your captures together.