Point Cloud

A point cloud is a three-dimensional digital representation of a physical object or environment, composed of a large number of individual points. Each point includes coordinates and may also contain attributes like color or intensity. Point clouds are usually generated through laser scanning or photogrammetry and provide a detailed and accurate model for analysis and digital processing.

Point clouds are widely used in architecture, construction, industry, and heritage documentation. For example, in construction, they enable precise measurement and documentation of existing structures, facilitating design and renovation. In industry, they support equipment analysis and virtual reality applications.

See also: Laser Scanning Data, Point Cloud Formats

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