Embracing digital transformation: A user survey on technology adoption

1.What is your job role?(Required.)

2.Which of the following best describes your company? (pick all that fit)(Required.)

We are a general contractor

We are a specialized contractor

We are property owners / property developers

We are project management consultants

We are engineering consultants

We are architects and designers

None of the above

Other (please specify)

3.What types of projects does you company work on the most? (pick all that fit)(Required.)

Refurbishments of existing properties

New-Build constructions under 10.000m2

New-Build constructions under 30.000m2

Infrastructure projects (roads, bridges)

Other (please specify)

4.What is the level of BIM adoption at your company? (pick one)(Required.)

Other (please specify)

5.Does your company supervise work quality and progress at your construction sites with any of these? (pick all that fit)(Required.)

- We use pen and paper for Red-Line drawings and post-its

- We use smartphone photos

- We use in-person manual spot-check measurements

- We use apps for checklists and reporting

- We use 360 cameras for virtual tours

- We use 3D laser scanners for accurate As-built data

- We use drones for aerial footage

- We use time-lapse video

- None of the above

Other (please specify)

7.Have you used 3D Laser scanning in your projects? (pick all that fit)(Required.)

- Our teams use 3D Scanning often

- We used 3D Scanning in some projects

- We rarely use 3D Scanning in any project

- Ive never seen our company use 3D Scanning in our projects.

- What is 3D laser scanning?

Other (please specify)

8.What do you see as the main benefits of 3D Laser Scanning in construction? (pick your top 3)(Required.)

It helps document As-built status faster and more accurately than photos and checklists

It removes subjectivity in knowing what's going on at the jobsite

It improves transparency and accountability among project partners.

It automates detection of costly work errors and deviations, with minimal manual labor.

It helps provide remote access to the jobsite through virtual tours.

It provides better measurements and volumes that we miss in photos and traditional documentation.

It accelerates issue resolution, helping solve engineering challenges and keep BIM updated to onsite changes.

Cannot really say.. We never used 3D Laser Scanners or Scan data in our projects.

Other (please specify)

9.What do you see as the main disadvantages of 3D Laser Scanning in construction (pick your top 3)(Required.)

- The scanning equipment is expensive.

- Scanning requires trained experts and know-how.

- Scanning needs dedicated resources responsible for this task.

- Scan data is too specialized and dificult to use or share.

- Scanning takes too much time.

- Scanning is less efficient than taking photos or 360 images.

- Scanning is a new routine that projects don't often use.

- Cannot really say... We never used 3D Laser Scanners or Scan data in our projects