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Monthly Archives: December 2014
$600 3D Laser Scanner
This means you should probably do your scanning against, say, a white wall rather than against a cluttered backdrop. Continue reading
Posted in 3D Modeling, 3D Printing, Consumer, Sensors
Tagged 3D Laser Scanner, Matter and Form
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Predictions for 2015
In terms of predictions, the most obvious is the exploding interest in the use of UASs Continue reading
High Accuracy 3D Laser Scanning
NVision then created an inspection report, with color deviation chart, precisely documenting the exact amount and location of any corrosion Continue reading
Lidar Guided Self Driving Car
The car or truck, comprehensive with headlights, a redesigned LIDAR method and a new paint job Continue reading
Posted in Autonomous vehicles, Consumer, Research, SLAM
Tagged Google, LiDAR, Self Driving Car
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UAS Proliferates in 2015
Called Maps Made Easy, the app immediately found an audience among land surveyors, but it’s aimed at hobbyists too. Continue reading
VuePod is Revolutionary
“This technology has the ability to revolutionize my job as an earthquake engineer.” Continue reading
3D Printer and Scanner in One
But today, the company is launching its ambitious next step: The Da Vinci 1.0 AiO — or All-in-One. Continue reading
Weighing Trees with Lidar
The study authors believe it could be used in monitoring carbon stocks for climate policy. Continue reading
Posted in 3D Modeling, Environmental, Forestry, remote sensing, Research
Tagged biomass, LiDAR, Weighing Trees
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Quanergy Systems Funded for Lidar
They were founded in 2012 and are headquartered in Sunnyvale, California. They are a silicon valley start-up with serious investors that include Mercedes- Benz and Hyundai. Continue reading
Posted in Autonomous vehicles, Mapping, Mobile LiDAR, Sensors, SLAM
Tagged LiDAR, Quanergy Systems
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Novel Lidar Will Detect Methane Leaks
This mobile LiDAR system will dramatically reduce the cost to identify, quantify, and locate methane leaks compared to currently available technologies. Continue reading
Posted in Business Development, Government, Mobile LiDAR, remote sensing, Research, Sensors
Tagged Bridger Photonics, LiDAR, Methane
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