Notts 3D mapping firm set to double in size
3D mobile mapping technology firm, GeoSLAM, has moved to a new Nottinghamshire headquarters.
The company has relocated to Innovation House at Ruddington Business Park just outsideNottingham.
The firm says the new premises will help it double in size in the coming year.
GeoSLAM develops handheld laser scanners that capture geospatial data for the creation of 2D floorplans and 3D BIM models.
David Burton, chief executive, said: “Our relocation is not just about taking on new offices. It’s an important milestone in the company’s history and a fitting way to celebrate both a year of successes and five years in the industry.
“2017 has seen an increase in sales of 300% from 2016, a doubling of staff numbers and a growth of our global distribution network. We now serve companies working in multiple industries such as surveying, engineering and facilities management in over 50 countries”
“We attribute this success to the simple yet transformative nature of our products. Our mobile mapping solutions dramatically reduce project costs because teams are now able to identify potential problems before work begins. Compared to traditional survey methods, our scanners allow practically anyone to capture vast quantities of data, quickly, easily, and across a huge range of environments”
GeoSLAM is a joint venture between 3D Laser Mapping in Nottinghamshire and Australia’s national science agency CSIRO (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation).
