From Field Capture to Project Deliverables

The SHARE C1 Series and SHARE3DCAM C10 Series were at the center of the showcase, highlighting workflows that connect on-site 3D capture, point cloud processing, and project delivery for surveying, engineering, and emerging physical AI applications.

Visitors brought practical questions from their own projects: How easy is the equipment to carry? How should a scan be planned for different site conditions? And how can the captured data support downstream drafting and spatial modeling? These conversations moved beyond individual features to examine the complete workflow.

The SHARE C Series offers portable options for capturing and documenting physical spaces. The SHARE C1 Series features a lightweight design that balances portability with the needs of extended fieldwork, making it well suited to mobile scanning.

For fieldwork in complex environments, the SHARE3DCAM C10 Series combines high-precision inertial navigation, real-time kinematic (RTK) positioning, and simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM). Coordinate transformation and post-processed kinematic (PPK) capabilities help align point cloud data with project coordinate systems.

Both series support the generation of 3D Gaussian Splatting (3DGS) reconstructions and mesh models, offering multiple output formats for spatial visualization, digital documentation, and applications in embodied intelligence and physical AI.

Throughout the event, the SHARE3DCAM team connected product capabilities with visitors' site conditions and delivery requirements, helping them assess how 3D scanning could fit into their existing workflows.

Building Connections Around Real Projects

Discussions at the booth ranged from product selection and technical questions to project applications and business partnerships. Industry users and partners shared requirements from their markets, while the team explored product suitability, technical support, and opportunities for further collaboration.

These face-to-face exchanges offered a clearer view of the challenges customers encounter in the field. They also established a basis for follow-up demonstrations, technical discussions, and potential distribution partnerships.

A shared priority emerged across the conversations: making data capture more efficient, processing more straightforward, and final outputs better suited to project delivery requirements.

Continuing the Conversation Beyond INTERGEO

SHARE3DCAM continues to invest in spatial cameras, LiDAR, and 3D spatial capture technologies for reality capture, surveying, engineering, and inspection. Its development work focuses on capturing, reconstructing, and using digital representations of real-world environments.

At INTERGEO 2026, the SHARE C1 Series and SHARE3DCAM C10 Series provided a starting point for exploring these possibilities through product demonstrations, application discussions, and conversations about practical surveying workflows.

Thank you to everyone who visited the SHARE3DCAM booth and shared their questions, experience, and ideas. We look forward to continuing these conversations with users and partners, bringing them into real projects and making 3D capture and spatial intelligence more useful in everyday practice.