My problem with the BLK is that its unreliable. You don't even have one- do you have experience, are you speaking from firsthand knowledge? Now you can upgrade your tools, but your blk360 was your first “second hand car”
you always need a total station, a good traverse and a planned control grid. you have learned the most important lesson.
Gabrio wrote:first question: if you had to pay 48k euro to jump in the 3d scanning world, would you have done it? so, your BLK360 permit you to do a step that i hope you are now happy to have done it. If anyone has any advice or recommendations it would be gladly appreciated! Sell it and take the loss? Possibly purchase something else?īat on and potentially continue to waste more time and energy with it? We are at a point now where we aren't sure what direction to take with the unit. I don't think this would improve accuracy on job as I'd imagine Recap has the ability to do the same type of thing live whilst on site. I like that you can use the unit on single button mode and then stitch together in the office. We have had Leica demonstrate the Register 360 software which seemed pretty tidy. On some jobs we find the data totally un usable as we simply can't trust the BLK showing us a true reflection of the area we are surveying. Comparing angles and measurements with the BLK360 we often find some drastic mis alignments between the data sets. On big jobs we often survey the building with our Leica TS15 total station. Often our scanning is interrupted with various error codes and issues with the connection from the IPAD to the unit.Ģ - The RECAP software is clunky at best, the desktop version is improving but still very frustrating with the workflow to get everything to a point where it can be manipulated in our CAD program.ģ - The biggest issue we are finding is the accuracy and alignment. Having had the unit for 6 or so months now we are beginning to think the decision to purchase the unit wasn't the best.ġ - The tie up with Autodesk Recap and using the Ipad can be very un reliable and very frustrating.
We thought it would really help us crack on and take things to the next level. Purchasing the BLK360 has been our first advancement into the exciting workld of 3D scanning. We traditionally use a combination of total stations, tapes and lasers. Easy to transport, quick setups, easy scanning etc. The BLK360 seemed like the perfect addition to a company such as ours. We undertake measured building surveys on behalf of Architects, typically producing plans, elevations and sections etc. Just wanted to hear some thoughts from others on the Leica BLK360 unit.
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