- Categories: Articles, Latest NewsPublished On: June 16th, 20263.1 min read
In industries where accuracy and reality can’t afford to be compromised, LiDAR-based volume scanning still remains the benchmark, despite bold claims about stereo 3D cameras being the “future” of truck load measurement.
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The transition to Loadscan brought about improved customer satisfaction and, with the integration of vehicle tracking in their trucks, it further reinforces transparency. The technology allowed them to detail, with precision, the journey of each load through the scanner.
Hawkesbury City Council was tasked with clearing a major landslip on the banks of the Hawkesbury River near the settlement of Wiseman’s Ferry, around 75km northwest of Sydney. There, almost 30,000m2 of earth had come down.
Initially implementing Loadscan’s volume scanner took some time for widespread acceptance, as sceptics questioned its accuracy. However, they swiftly validated its precision by cross-referencing scans with on-ground measurements, earning the trust of engineers and contractors alike.



























































