As a professionally registered architect, Scott has diverse experience and knowledge of all phases of the design process. He has been supporting, training and working with the latest Autodesk software for over 20 years. Experienced in Autodesk building design and cloud solutions, he is positioned to offer training and support to form the fundamental level up to advanced and custom training.

David has over 10 years of experience in the survey and mapping industry and has a genuine passion for turning reality into a digital playground. His father was a custom home architect, so David grew up around construction and drawings. He greatly appreciates the practice of mixing both creativity and logic.

David has a master’s degree in Geographic Information Systems and several undergraduate degrees. He has been using UAV and LiDAR technologies since 2014 when he began working as a field asset data collector. Within a year, he had developed that role into establishing a GIS department, an integral part of the company’s operations. David has performed reality capture services all over the country, successfully collecting, processing, manipulating and exporting the desired project deliverables.

After completing an Autodesk accredited 2-year course in Digital Design and Graphic technologies in 2012, Jhan became proficient in multiple Autodesk suits such as AutoCAD, Inventor, 3Ds Max and Revit, and has used this knowledge in his career for data infrastructure design, MEP design and special projects management.

Working on several special projects that required unique deliverables, Jhan was introduced to laser scanners in 2016 and designed several work pipelines using point cloud data. He has taken high-detail scans and converted those environments into mesh, allowing less powerful machines to view the data. Jhan also can embed point clouds into a game environment to easily share data, and he has even broadcasted entire sites and used them in developing technologies such as augmented reality.

“I believe reality capture and the development of using digital twins is very important, as this technology helps us mitigate costly mistakes, improves site safety and gives us better methods to preserve site data for both construction and historical purposes.”