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Category Archives: Laser Scanning
Continuous Time SLAM – How does it work?
GeoSLAM is a world leader in the development and use of Simultaneous Location and Mapping technology, or SLAM. They have developed an informative infographic that explains why SLAM is needed and how it can be used to benefit customers when … Continue reading
Posted in 3D Modeling, AI, BIM, Business Development, Cloud, Consumer, geodetic, Geomatics, GPS, Hardware, Indoor Mapping, Infrastructure, Inspection, Laser Scanning, Lidar, Mapping, Marketing, point clouds, Robots, Sensors, SLAM, Software, Technology, Young Geospatial Professional
Tagged Continuous Time SLAM, GeoSLAM, trajectory
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LevelS3D Delivered Beyond Spec Using Mobile Lidar
LevelS3D delivered results that exceeded the project requirements on a recent project where they mapped a Paris metro station using the NavVis M6. LevelS3D is a French company founded in 2012 which develops 3D scanning applications for the next-gen tablets … Continue reading
Posted in 3D Modeling, Business Development, Hardware, Indoor Mapping, Laser Scanning, Lidar, Mobile LiDAR, point clouds, Sensors, SLAM
Tagged BIM, LevelS3D, NavVis, NavVis M6, Paris France, RATP Group, Republiqie Metro Station
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Canyons of the Ancients National Monument 3D Mapped
Crow Canyon Archaeology Center and the Canyons of the Ancients National Monument looked to map Sand Canyon an ancestral Pueblo site. They knew traditional mapping would not suffice. Using UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) LiDAR technology, they received impressive results. They … Continue reading
Posted in 3D Modeling, airborne LiDAR, archaeology, cultural heritage, Data, Historic Preservation, Laser Scanning, Lidar, remote sensing, Sensors, topography, UAS, UAVs
Tagged BLM, Caddis Aerial, Canyons of the Ancients National Monument, Crow Canyon Archaeology Center, drones, kivas, pueblo, Routescene, Sand Canyon
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Waymo Autonomous Vehicles Upgraded to Gen 5
People who are accustomed to seeing the Waymo autonomous vans rolling around Chandler and the East Valley are due for a surprise. These are likely to be the most sophisticated AVs on the market and the safest. From an article … Continue reading
Posted in 3D Modeling, AI, artifical perception, artificial intelligence, Autonomous vehicles, computer vision, Consumer, driverless vehicles, Hardware, Laser Scanning, Lidar, machine learning, Radar, remote sensing, Research, Safety, Sensors, The Industry, Young Geospatial Professional
Tagged Chandler Arizona, Jaguar I-Pace, Waymo
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Google Driverless Car Project Founder Pleads Guilty
ANTHONY LEVANDOWSKI, the once-lauded engineer who co-founded Google’s self-driving car project and helped spark interest in autonomous vehicles, pleaded guilty Thursday to stealing a confidential Google document shortly before leaving the company. In the agreement, Levandowski agreed to a maximum … Continue reading
Posted in AI, artificial intelligence, Autonomous vehicles, Business Development, Consumer, driverless vehicles, Government, Laser Scanning, Lidar, Research, Sensors, The Industry, Young Geospatial Professional
Tagged Alphabet Inc. Waymo, Anthony Levandowski, DARPA Robotics Challenge, Otto, Uber, Waymo
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3D Printed Replica of Raffaello’s Tomb
The Covid-19 pandemic is forcing all social venues – including museums and exhibits – to close their doors to slow down the virus’ diffusion. For the Raffello exhibit, which marks the 500-year anniversary of famous Italian painter’s death, Factum Arte … Continue reading
iPad Pro Models for 2020 Will Feature Lidar Sensor
Adding support to my claim that this will be the Lidar Decade and that lidar will become more well known by the general public than GPS, Apple announced yesterday that two iPad Pro models and some models of the iPhone … Continue reading
Posted in 3D Modeling, 3D Printing, AI, AR/VR, artificial intelligence, Business Development, computer vision, Consumer, Entertainment, Hardware, Indoor Mapping, Laser Scanning, Lidar, point clouds, Sensors, Software, Technology, The Industry, virtual reality, Young Geospatial Professional
Tagged Apple, Apple Car, ARKit, gaming, iPad Pro
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