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With its software packages, SEMA cover the complete spectrum for timber construction and staircase installation with processes largely standardised to ensure high quality and productivity.
Reliable project planning and creating a continuous workflow on any construction project is vital. One unique aspect that supports efficient as well as smooth working with the SEMA software is its ability to read in as well as use point clouds directly. Point clouds generated with a 3D laser scanner may be imported into the SEMA programme and further processed there.
The use of point clouds in the SEMA programme results in extremely high levels of security for inventory planning. In conjunction with the 3D measured object and the exact SEMA planning, there are no surprises on the construction site, and everything fits perfectly. The point cloud is read in quickly and smartly – the amount of data is irrelevant. Whether the point cloud contains 3 billion or twice as many points is irrelevant for the performance in SEMA. This is unique with SEMA compared to all other CAD programmes.
Carpenters have been using this software for improving performance and production quality.
Making 3D work seamlessly:
“In order to record a building with the 2D laser scanner, it requires several scan locations,” says Roger. These are then merged into a single point cloud. You create a 3D model of the project, in which everything included: from the exterior view of the building, to intermediate corridors as a link between the exterior and interior scans, all the rooms, in fact everything I scan is then available in just one point cloud.”
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