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Monthly Archives: September 2013
UK Firm Specializes in Hydrographic LiDAR
The company’s LiDAR technology enables clients to obtain rich, high quality data in a fraction of the time and cost of more traditional methods Continue reading
Posted in Hydrographic LiDAR, Mapping
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Smithsonian X 3D
Smithsonian X 3D will present for the first time ever, state-of-the-art 3D scanning and image-based modeling technology Continue reading
Posted in Conferences
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AEC Hackathon
The non-profit event creates on-the-spot teams of Silicon Valley technologists and industry stakeholders to shape the future of our built environment. Continue reading
Posted in Conferences, Software, Technology, The Industry
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Preserving the Leaning Tower of Pisa
It’s an impressive video from the BBC explaining the use of laser scanning in preserving the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Continue reading
Posted in 3D Modeling, cultural heritage
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Real Time Rendering of Point Clouds
Now imagine using this technology with point clouds and virtual reality on a construction site – in real time. Continue reading
Euclideon Geoverse 2013
They refer to it as a massive data manager and claim to handle unlimited size data files on a standard computer all in software without even using the graphics card. WOW! Continue reading
Posted in Data, Software
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Kitware and Velodyne Release Next Generation, Open-source Software
Velodyne LiDAR and Kitware have worked together to release VeloView as an open-source project. Continue reading
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Capturing the Face with 3D Scans
KRATOS FACE is a complete face performance capture pipeline for 1:1 and non- 1:1 targets. Continue reading
Posted in Business Development, Consumer, Entertainment
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Underwater Laser Scanners Help to Salvage Costa Concordia
They are now in the process of laser scanning the exposed hull in the damaged areas. Continue reading
Posted in remote sensing, Technology
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ASI Announces Fall Webinar Series – Esri Online Mosaic Dataset Course
This intermediate session on LiDAR will briefly review how this terrain rich data is acquired and then get into in-depth discussion of applications. Continue reading
Posted in Business Development, Education
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