Technology
The Future of 3D Scanning: Predictions for 2021 and Beyond
COVID-19 disruption caused a digital transformation across the industry. As a result, expect the 3D scanning market to grow and change this year and beyond.
By John Brown
February 12, 2021
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by John Brown
John Brown leads the 3D scanning division of DJM CAD & Coordination and gives project managers, general contractors and architects a competitive edge. With 3D scanning technology, Brown is able to capture exact site conditions and measurements with no room for human error reducing the cost and time associated with site verification by 75%, ultimately driving value across the construction lifecycle. He has an in-depth knowledge of 3D scanning and 3D printing as well as having a keen interest in emergent construction technologies.
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