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    Point Cloud Processing
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    Point Cloud Processing

    We turn raw laser-scan files into a clean, work-ready point cloud: station registration to millimetre accuracy, removal of noise and transient objects, point classification (ground, buildings, utilities), then extraction of sections, measurements, and surfaces per the project goal. We deliver in standard e57, rcp, and pts formats with registration-accuracy and coverage reports, so the file opens directly in ReCap, Cyclone, or CloudCompare with no extra processing.

    Turnaround
    7–15 working days depending on data volume
    Deliverables
    4

    By the numbers

    2–5 mm
    Indoor accuracy
    7–15 days
    Turnaround
    e57/rcp/pts
    Output formats

    The problem we solve

    Raw laser scans are massive, noisy, and unusable as-is — clutter, unregistered stations, files that barely open. We turn them into a clean, registered, classified point cloud ready for measurement and modeling.

    Who needs this service

    Construction and restoration consultants, BIM teams, facility managers, and plants needing accurate as-built documentation.

    When you need this service

    • You have raw laser scans that need cleaning and registration
    • You want to convert a laser scan into a BIM or CAD model
    • You need precise measurements from a 3D model

    How we execute

    1. 1

      Ingest raw scans and verify coverage

    2. 2

      Registration and noise removal

    3. 3

      Classification and extraction of sections/measurements

    4. 4

      QA and delivery in standard formats

    What we need from you

    • Scan files in .las, .e57, or .rcp format
    • Scan description (number of stations, coverage area)
    • Processing goal (mesh, BIM, analysis, etc.)

    What you receive

    • Registered and cleaned Point Cloud
    • Registration accuracy and coverage reports
    • Orthomosaic images and 2D sections
    • Standard output formats: .e57, .rcp, .pts

    Equipment & methodology

    We equip this service from our owned fleet of 90 instruments:

    Terrestrial 3D laser scanner

    Laser scanners

    Terrestrial 3D laser scanning that captures dense point clouds for scan-to-BIM and as-builts.

    We own and operate our field fleet — our site shots carry the “From our field work” chip, alongside class-reference photos.

    From raw capture to final deliverable

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    Frequently asked

    What software do you use?+

    We work with Autodesk ReCap, Leica Cyclone, and FARO SCENE depending on the project.

    What is the expected final accuracy?+

    2–5 mm for indoor projects, 1–2 cm for large outdoor projects.

    Do you offer field scanning as well?+

    Yes — we have a field scanning team with Leica and FARO equipment. Priced separately by site.

    How much does point-cloud processing cost?+

    Pricing is scoped to the project: location and area, input quality, required deliverables, and review rounds. After reviewing the requirements we provide a written quote stating cost and schedule before work starts; there is no published fixed tariff for this service.

    Can you extract 2D drawings from the cloud?+

    Yes — we extract 2D plans, sections, and elevations in DWG from the registered cloud, a common deliverable for documentation and restoration work. If the goal is a full 3D model, our Scan-to-BIM service is the next step.

    From the field

    Our crews on real projects

    Real photographs from GeoGiza's field projects across Egypt and the region.

    Our guarantees to you

    We take the risk off your project — so you can commit with confidence.

    Accuracy guarantee

    If a deliverable misses the agreed accuracy spec, we re-survey and correct it at no extra cost.

    On-time commitment

    We agree the delivery schedule up front and keep you updated at every stage until it's met.

    Full confidentiality

    Every engagement is covered by an NDA. Your data and drawings are never shared.

    You own the files

    You receive the editable source files (DWG, DXF and more) — full ownership, no lock-in.