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Lidar for Drone Conference Hosted by YellowScan
If you are interested in learning about the use of drones and lidar from some of the top experts in the industry then attending the Lidar for Drone Conference in the south of France March 20 and 21 should be … Continue reading
Posted in 3D Modeling, Agriculture, airborne LiDAR, Business Development, Cloud, Conferences, Data, Entertainment, Environmental, Feature Extraction, Forestry, Inspection, Lidar, Mapping, Photogrammetry, point clouds, remote sensing, Software, UAS, UAVs
Tagged DJI, drones, france, GeoCue, Juniper Unmanned, Yellowscan
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Studying Drought Using Lidar in the Amazon Rain Forest
Most people would not expect the Amazon rain forest to be associated with studying drought, yet prolonged dry spells are projected to become more prevalent and severe because of climate change. The question at hand is how these droughts are … Continue reading
Posted in 3D Modeling, Agriculture, airborne LiDAR, Environmental, Forestry, GIS, Government, Laser Scanning, Lidar, Mapping, point clouds, remote sensing, Research, Sensors, topography, Uncategorized
Tagged Amazon rain forest, Brazil, Michigan State University, Tapajós National Forest
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Never Lost Again – Must Read for 3D Digital Mappers
When you are building your list of books to read in 2019, Never Lost Again by Bill Kilday deserves to be near the top of that list. It’s the inside story of Keyhole, Google Earth and now Niantic. An incredible … Continue reading
Posted in 3D Modeling, AI, artificial intelligence, Augmented reality, Consumer, Data, Digital Transformation, GIS, Mapping, satellites, Technology, The Industry
Tagged Bill Kilday, ESRI, Google Earth, GPS, John Hanke, Keyhole, Niantic, Pokemon, USGS DRG
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Emesent is Data61 Spin-Out – Can Fly Autonomous Without GPS
Emesent, a drone autonomy spin-out from CSIRO’s Robotics and Autonomous Systems Group, has raised $3.5 million in venture capital to commercialise its first product, Hovermap. Main Sequence Ventures, which manages the CSIRO Innovation Fund, led the funding round along with … Continue reading
Posted in 3D Modeling, airborne LiDAR, artificial intelligence, Business Development, Environmental, Government, Laser Scanning, Lidar, Mapping, Mining, remote sensing, Research, Sensors, SLAM, Software, UAS, UAVs
Tagged Australia, CSIRO, Data61, drones, Emesent, Hovermap, SLAM
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Automotive Lidar – The Details Behind 10 Leading Companies
Over the past year the automotive lidar manufacturers have been providing more details on their proprietary technology. Timothy B. Lee provides an in-depth look at 10 of the leading companies for Ars Technica. Today, there are three big ways that … Continue reading
Posted in 3D Modeling, AI, artifical perception, artificial intelligence, Augmented reality, Autonomous vehicles, computer vision, Consumer, Flash LiDAR, Hardware, Laser Scanning, Lidar, machine learning, Mapping, point clouds, Research, Sensors, Software, solid state, solid state lidar, The Industry
Tagged Ars Technica, beam-steering, CES, velocity, Velodyne, wavelength
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NavVis M6 is Streamlining Scan-to-BIM Workflows
The M6 mobile mapping platform from NavVis provides a highly efficient means of collecting the as-found conditions for the interior of a building. From a NavVis blog post by Stephen Cousins Scanning technology is becoming a critical function of integrated … Continue reading
Posted in 3D Modeling, artificial intelligence, BIM, Data, Indoor Mapping, Laser Scanning, Lidar, Mapping, Sensors, SLAM
Tagged digital twin, M6, NavVis, scan to BIM
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Augmented Reality Requires Powerful 3D Camera
A report from Bloomberg indicates that Apple is planning to launch iPhones in 2020 with a more powerful 3-D camera to support the company’s push into augmented reality, according to people familiar with the plans. The rear-facing, longer-range 3-D camera … Continue reading
Roboats Build 3D Maps of Amsterdam’s Canals in Real time
MIT researchers are working with the Amsterdam Institute for Advanced Metropolitan Solutions (AMS) to develop on-demand roboats for the city. With a name like “Ro(e)boat how could you go wrong? From an article in designboom. MIT and AMS are working … Continue reading
Posted in 3D Modeling, AI, artificial intelligence, Data, Environmental, GIS, Government, Hardware, Infrastructure, intelligent cities, Laser Scanning, Lidar, Mapping, Mobile LiDAR, Orgs, Research, Robots, Sensors, smart cities, Technology
Tagged Amsterdam, Autonomous Vehicles, laserscape, MIT Senseable City Lab, roboats, transportation
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