GeoSLAM showcases 3D mobile mapping for GIS at ESRI User Conference 2017

3D mobile mapping specialist GeoSLAM, a Silver ESRI Business Partner, is participating in the international ESRI User Conference at San Diego Convention Centre on 10-14 July to demonstrate its live digital 3D modelling capability.
July 10, 2017 Read time: 1 min

3D mobile mapping specialist GeoSLAM, a Silver 50 ESRI Business Partner, is participating in the international ESRI User Conference at San Diego Convention Centre on 10-14 July to demonstrate its live digital 3D modelling capability.

GeoSLAM will be scanning the exhibition hall and the Convention Centre using its handheld laser scanning solution, the ZEB-REVO and turning it into a live digital 3D model, to show how the ZEB REVO enables users to rapidly generate and integrate 3D models into their ArcGIS workflows. The system is already in use around the world in a variety of industries such as facilities and asset management, forestry, mining, surveying and engineering.

GeoSLAM will be working with the ESRI Team at the ESRI 3D Island stand in the main hall of the Convention Center, providing live demonstrations of the handheld, mobile surveying system and showcasing how quickly and easily the captured 3D data can be imported into and used in ESRI’s ArcGIS and CityEngine software.

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