Technologies

Technology in the service of precision

Géniarp continually invests in the fastest 3D capture technologies on the market. Every tool is chosen for a reason: to reduce time on site, increase data density, and eliminate unnecessary return visits.

Mobile SLAM scanning, total station and GNSS in house

Immersive TrueView of a point cloud delivered to the client
Mobile scanning
NavVis VLX3 (SLAM)
Aerial
Drone LiDAR (in house), airborne LiDAR (partnership)
Aquatic
Single-beam bathymetry (in house), multibeam (partnership)
Deliverables
Standard formats and client templates
In the field

Drone LiDAR on a mission

A few seconds of real capture: the drone covers in one flight what would take a full day on foot.

Géniarp drone LiDAR on a capture mission
Our technology fleet

One tool per situation, never the other way around

Four equipment families, one requirement: bring back usable data on the first visit.

NavVis VLX3

Mobile SLAM scanner worn by the technician: capture happens while walking. The result feeds a collaborative digital twin on the Ivion platform, accessible to all stakeholders. No interruption to ongoing operations.

Géniarp technician walking a street with the NavVis VLX3 mobile SLAM scanner

Airborne LiDAR (partnership)

Mounted on aircraft or helicopter, it covers vast areas in a single mission and penetrates vegetation. Delivered through a partnership with specialized firms, coordinated by Géniarp, who remains your single point of contact and integrates the data into your deliverables.

Airborne LiDAR capture by helicopter, delivered with our partner Mosaic 3D

Mobile LiDAR (partnership)

Vehicle-mounted for fast data collection along road corridors and linear infrastructure, with no traffic disruption. Delivered through a partnership with specialized firms, coordinated by Géniarp.

Vehicle-mounted mobile LiDAR sensor on a road corridor

Drone LiDAR

Agility and accuracy for mid-sized projects. Easy access to difficult or hazardous areas, without exposing personnel.

Géniarp pilot preparing a drone before a mission

Bathymetric survey

RTK GPS and single-beam echo sounder in house for lakes and rivers. For high-resolution maritime and port projects, the multibeam option is delivered through a partnership with specialized firms, coordinated by Géniarp.

Remote-controlled vessel running a hydrographic survey

3D scanners

360° capture with no blind spots, for precision scanning of complex spaces such as valve chambers and industrial facilities.

3D scanner lowered into a manhole, with no confined-space entry

Compliant drone operations

Our pilots hold the required certifications and our missions comply with aviation regulations, in coordination with the relevant authorities.

Operating area marked out before a drone mission
3D scanner in confined spaces

A manhole surveyed without going down into it

The point cloud is explored like the site itself: measurements, clearances and connections are checked from a desk, with no confined-space entry.

Fly-through of a manhole point cloud
How we choose

What decides which tool leaves the truck

The call is made when the mandate is booked, based on three criteria. You know what will be deployed before we set foot on site.

  • The accuracy the deliverable demands

    A location certificate and a renovation model do not call for the same tolerance. We start from the deliverable, never from the gear on hand.

  • Site constraints

    Confined space, live construction site, port environment or wooded area: access dictates SLAM, drone, sounder or total station.

  • Acceptable downtime

    When your operations cannot stop, mobile scanning captures while walking. When accuracy rules, we take the time the total station needs.

See these technologies applied to real projects

Our projects show how these tools translate into concrete gains: shorter timelines, disputes avoided, job sites never interrupted.

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