
HKIS YSG
Young Surveyors Group are currently serving HKIS Fellows / Members / Associate Members / Probationers & Students under the age of 40.
Event organised by ICE
Free
Book nowThe rapid evolution of 3D scanning technologies is fundamentally transforming how construction professionals and surveyors approach complex workflows—from BIM as-built documentation to manhole inspections, heritage conservation, and addition and alteration projects. This webinar will delve into real-world applications where 3D scanning has overcome traditional challenges, including accuracy gaps in manual measurements for intricate structures, time-intensive processes for large-scale site documentation, safety risks associated with accessing confined or hazardous spaces.
Speakers will explore how advanced tools like 3D Gaussian Splatting (3DGS) and visual Simultaneous Localisation and Mapping (SLAM) are pushing boundaries further. For instance, 3DGS enables ultra-high-resolution point clouds for precise BIM integration, even in low-light or GPS-denied environments. SLAM-powered mobile scanners streamline on-site data capture, allowing engineers to generate actionable models in real time during inspections. Case studies will illustrate these innovations in practice, such as using scanning solutions to accelerate railway tunnel assessments with millimetre-accurate deformation monitoring, simplify utility mapping in urban redevelopment projects, and preserve historical buildings through non-invasive digital twins.
The session will emphasise interdisciplinary collaboration, demonstrating how surveyors, engineers, and other construction professionals can align workflows to optimise project delivery. Participants will learn more about how to select the right technologies for their workflow, balancing cost-efficiency with technical requirements.
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Young Surveyors Group are currently serving HKIS Fellows / Members / Associate Members / Probationers & Students under the age of 40.
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FJDynamics
engineer
Mr Benson Dai is the engineer of FJDynamics. With rich experience of training and working with Hong Kong local clients including WSP, AECOM, Housing Authority and more, Benson is able to share insights of how 3D scanners can be utilised in all different scenarios.
FJDynamics
project manager
Mr Dennis Chung is the project manager of FJDynamics. Dennis has become the pioneer of exploring the edge of 3D Scanners can be utilised, including Police Force, Fire Service Department, AI/XR companies and more, and he will not hesitate to share the future development direction of 3D scanners.
FJDynamics
sales manager
Mr Daniel Ng is the sales manager of FJDynamics. Knowing different customers' needs, including MTR, HK Tree Care and more, Daniel will share how 3D Scanners are helping those clients improve their workflow.
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