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A web-forum for the discussion of 3D laser scanning
By Justin BartonMarch 18, 2009
the 3D laser Scanning Forum is dedicated to attracting members of the laser scanning community from all over the world to discuss the topic of 3d laser scanning and all it has to offer. Currently you must be a user to join the forum (in order to post/comment), but all the topics are freely accessible for non-members.
The Forum nicely contains multiple sections where users can post information regarding specific equipment or software, or ask for help with problems they are encountering in their own work (and receive help/advice from other scanner operators), 'show off' their own scanning work, or find information on conferences and other scanning-related events and venues.
