Designed to support large, complex point clouds and deliver the clarity you need for modelling, verification, and documentation.
Gemini SurfaceMaker gives you a powerful set of tools for importing, editing, and refining point clouds in formats such as LAS, LAZ, PTS, XYZ, and more. It supports RGB values, intensity, classification filters, and metadata — even from Leica MS50/MS60 scanners — making it easy to bring high‑quality data directly into your modelling workflow.
In day‑to‑day work, SurfaceMaker enables detailed editing such as noise reduction, density adjustments, gross‑error detection, and precise point selection. You can work directly along road, tunnel, or VA lines, reduce massive datasets into manageable sizes, and perform iterative triangulation steps to increase surface detail. These tools help you handle even the most demanding datasets efficiently.
SurfaceMaker integrates seamlessly with Gemini Terrain, enabling complete terrain modelling, triangulation of overhanging structures (like tunnels and rock walls), geometric controls, and rich documentation capabilities. Results can be exported as Excel reports, IFC, DWG, XML, or embedded metadata models. Combined with Gemini TunnelShape, it forms a powerful workflow for advanced underground design and verification.
The module also includes powerful trianglenet (mesh) functionality, supporting precise surface modelling, refinement, and manipulation. You can merge and compare multiple triangle surfaces to calculate key engineering parameters — such as minimum excavation or blasting depths, material removal volumes, and geometric differences between planned and executed surfaces. These capabilities streamline surface‑design workflows and deliver the accuracy needed for critical decision‑making.
Specifications
Common questions about SurfaceMaker
Yes, the module supports large datasets with tools for density control, noise filtering, and point‑reduction workflows that preserve accuracy while improving performance.
Absolutely. The module can triangulate complex structures including rock faces, niches, tunnels, and overhanging geometry — even from challenging scans.
Yes, geometric controls, metadata attachment, deviation reports, statistics, and exportable documentation all help verify model correctness and transparency.
Export to IFC, DWG, XML, and other open industry formats for integration with external design, survey, and machine-control workflows.