Digital models, point clouds and digital twins for
design, documentation, preservation and enhancement.
Digitalization of Reality
we bring reality beyond time and space.
Preserving Cultural Heritage Through Digital Knowledge
Knowledge as the first form of preservation
Through high-precision three-dimensional surveys, we collect geometric, morphological and material data that accurately document the existing condition of a structure or site.
This information provides objective and measurable documentation that can support monitoring, maintenance, restoration and scientific research activities, ensuring the long-term availability of reliable data even in the event of alterations or damage.
New Ways of Accessing Cultural Heritage
Making visible what is not always accessible
Many sites of historical and archaeological interest are difficult to access for conservation, logistical or safety reasons.
Digitalization makes it possible to overcome these limitations by creating navigable models, immersive environments and interactive tools that allow cultural heritage to be explored and studied without interfering with its preservation.
In this way, cultural heritage becomes a shared resource, accessible to researchers, professionals, institutions and citizens, regardless of their geographical location.
Large-Scale Surveys with UAV Systems
Fast and accurate acquisition of data from territories, infrastructure and complex sites
Through the use of UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) systems equipped with high-resolution photographic sensors, ES Progetti carries out aerial photogrammetric surveys over large areas with high levels of accuracy and detail.
UAV surveys are used for the documentation of archaeological sites, historic town centres, cultural landscapes, infrastructure, construction sites, industrial areas and territorial works, providing a reliable information base for design, monitoring, preservation and heritage management activities.
Integration with laser scanning, topographic surveying and Digital Twin technologies makes it possible to obtain a complete, multidimensional representation of reality, transforming acquired data into an advanced tool for knowledge and decision-making support.
Digital Surveying Methodologies and Techniques
- Terrestrial Laser Scanning (TLS)
High-density three-dimensional acquisition using precision laser scanners to generate georeferenced point clouds and highly detailed digital models: Monuments and cultural heritage sites – Historic buildings and architectural complexes – Archaeological sites – Infrastructure and civil engineering works
- Heritage Digital Twin Creation of advanced digital replicas integrating geometry, historical documentation, diagnostic data and management information: Digital archiving of cultural heritage – Restoration support – Conservation monitoring – Document management – Enhancement and public dissemination
- Close-Range Digital Photogrammetry
Three-dimensional reconstruction through the processing of high-resolution images to produce metric models, orthophotos and technical documentation: Façades and architectural details – Decorative elements – Archaeological finds – Sculptures and works of art – Deterioration mapping
- Aerial Photogrammetry with UAVs (Drones)
Fast and safe acquisition of three-dimensional data from aerial platforms for surveying large areas and complex environments: Archaeological sites – Historic town centres – Cultural landscapes – Inaccessible roofs and structures – Quarries – Infrastructure and construction sites
