Ilan Griboff

There are times when the elevation difference between the hook and the deck may not allow for a scan at 50ft above the deck.   In this case, the distance between radials (crane swings) should be re...

Self-capture allows you unlimited scans, enabling you to capture based on your actual progress and ensuring that every element is verified before the pour. Example: Scan once as each trade is 80% ...

Note: For projects renting their capture equipment from Siteaware, the CaptureApp will come pre-installed on the drone remote.   Turn the remote on and using the USB-C cable, connect the controlle...

1 Weekly Forecasts At the beginning of each week, it is important to provide Siteaware with a forecast for all the scans that are intended to occur that week.  This provides Siteaware with an oppor...

The Self-Capture Upload Portal provides an additional channel to the CaptureApp by which core or interior capture data can be uploaded directly to Siteaware.  This tool can provide an additional b...

After the initial installation of the app on the remote, all future updates will come over-the-air directly to the remote itself.  Note: On a mobile device, the app will automatically update throug...

Self-capture is a simple process broken down into 3 steps:  1. Reviewing the scan path.  2. Capturing the scan area.  3. Uploading the data to Siteaware. 

Before heading to the site with the NavVis device, it is recommended to do the following:  Review the scan path provided by Siteaware. It is recommended to walk the path without the equipment to ...

Turn on the NavVis device and wear it per the manufacturer's instructions.  Use the following naming format for the dataset: <Project - Building>   <Level> - Date Begin the capture by following ...

The Self-Capture Upload Portal can be accessed here. Logging In Your Siteaware login credentials will be used to access the portal. All project team members who will be part of the Self-Capture pro...