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what is precision scanning?

Precision Scan is a cutting-edge process that involves capturing detailed, real-world data to create highly accurate digital twins of physical assets or environments. This advanced technology enables various industries to optimize design, simulate scenarios, and improve maintenance strategies with unprecedented precision and efficiency. By harnessing the power of precision scanning, organizations can enhance decision-making, streamline workflows, and achieve greater levels of innovation and sustainability.

InDro’s Precision Scanning is the ultimate solution for capturing a highly accurate digital twin of your facility. Our fully autonomous technology empowers businesses to make better, more informed decisions.

digital twins

Simplifying digital twin Capture

the precision scan advantage

→ Fully autonomous with no prior mapping required, reducing costs.

→ Compatible with mainstream processing software(s).

→ Highest level of digital accuracy down to <0.1mm.

→ Compatible with warehouse execution systems to produce the most accurate estimate when scenario planning.

→ With our digital twins, creating precise 2D and 3D CAD files has never been easier.

Unlike traditional manual scans for digital twins, our fully autonomous robot is deployed on-site to explore designated areas, whether it’s a warehouse floor, entire multi-level building or a construction site. When it needs to recharge, it autonomously returns to its base.

By bringing advanced automation into the digital twin process, we ensure scans are conducted affordably, efficiently, and with greater frequency, providing clients with valuable data insights.

use cases for Precision Scanning

Process Optimization

Our digital twins enable the visualization and analysis of operations, helping to identify bottlenecks, inefficiencies, and areas for improvement in processes.

Predictive Maintenance

Simulate real-time conditions of equipment and machinery within a facility, allowing for predictive maintenance scheduling. This helps prevent unexpected breakdowns and minimizes downtime.

Simulation and Scenario Planning

Mimic various scenarios, such as changes in demand, layout modifications, or equipment upgrades, to assess their impact before implementation. This aids in decision-making and risk management.

Resource Allocation

By analyzing data collected from Precision Scan, warehouses can optimize resource allocation, such as labour, equipment, and transportation, to meet operational requirements efficiently and cost-effectively.