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Surveying technology and equipment

The right instrument depends on the accuracy you need and on the site. Here is the equipment we own and use on our projects.

Equipment

Our equipment

An earthworks site, a listed facade and a utility network several kilometres long call for neither the same instrument nor the same accuracy. Our fleet covers every scale of capture, from the millimetre on a detail to the square kilometre flown in a morning.

The instrument is chosen before we go on site: accuracy required, area to cover, access, satellite reception, deadline. It is this fit to the real constraints of the site that determines the quality of the result, far more than any instrument's data sheet.

Theodolite - total station on a construction siteTotal station

Theodolite

2 units
  • Trimble S5
  • Leica TS15
GNSS system on a tripod in a fieldSatellite positioning

GNSS system

1 unit
  • Leica GS15
3D laser scanner FARO Focus Premium 200M on a tripodHigh-density survey

3D laser scanner

3 units
  • FARO Focus Premium 200M
  • FARO Orbis, mobile SLAM scanner
  • FARO Blink, fast mobile scanner
Photogrammetry and LiDAR drone in flightPhotogrammetry & LiDAR

Drones

3 units
  • DJI Phantom 4 RTK
  • DJI Matrice 300 RTK
  • DJI Mavic 3 Enterprise RTK
360° immersive capture camera on a tripod indoorsImmersive 360° capture

Virtual tour

1 unit
  • Matterport Pro2 camera
Mobile mapping - street surveyMobile Mapping

Mobile mapping

1 unit
  • Imajbox 2

Watch

3D digitisation by drone: from field survey to BIM model

This video was filmed during the L'Industreet training, a 12-day programme on 3D data acquisition and BIM modelling. It shows the equipment GEOREVO uses every day on building sites and existing buildings across Switzerland: a drone for photogrammetry, a laser scanner for interiors and fine detail, and point clouds for modelling.

3D digitisation by drone, L'Industreet

Drone and photogrammetry

The drone flies the site along a prepared flight plan (overlap, ground resolution). It produces orthophotos and point clouds that can be used for earthworks, roofs and facades. See our aerial photogrammetry service.

3D laser scanner

Inside a building or on a fine detail, the laser scanner records millions of points. The scans are then registered, structured and checked before delivery. See our 3D laser scanning service.

Point cloud to BIM

Point clouds are modelled (architectural, structural and technical packages) and coordinated to deliver a model that is true to the existing building. See our BIM modelling service.

Read the training feedback →

Frequently asked questions about drone and scanner surveys

Why combine a drone and a laser scanner?
The drone quickly covers large areas and high parts (roofs, terrain, facades), while the laser scanner adds detail indoors and on nearby elements. Together they give a single consistent dataset, from the site to the building.
What do you receive after a 3D survey?
Depending on the project: orthophotos, point clouds, a 3D model or a BIM model. Every deliverable goes through a quality check before it is handed over.
Where does GEOREVO work?
From our geomatics office in Lausanne, we work throughout Switzerland for architects, developers, engineering firms and municipalities.
Security & performance

Secure, reliable infrastructure

Secure servers

Data hosted in Switzerland on protected infrastructure, keeping sensitive information confidential and secure.

Regular backups

Frequent backups of databases and mapping systems, so recovery is quick when needed.

Performance tuning

Fast response times even on limited connections, through compression and caching.

Let's talk about your project

Our engineering team is here to build the solution that fits your needs.

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