Do AR/VR offer enough value to justify their own line item?
Are AR/VR headsets and domes worth the money? If all we are doing is looking at an environment or visualizing data, why do we need to walk around it–are our current solutions not enough?
Author William Tompkinson
William Tompkinson
While technology providers continue to strive to provide tools that are faster, lighter, higher, this blog aims to look at what the implications might be on the value of a firm's solutions.
You used to choose scanners, now you choose data-consolidation platforms
More 3D solutions, more 3D problems.
Detox: Not every UAV lidar sensor is right for your project
An excellent presentation on UAV lidar mapping offers a “detox” to help users dial in their expectations–and select the right option for the job.
A higher class of UAV lidar
New lidar products from Delair and Microdrones exemplify the technological developments raising the standard of professional mapping solutions.
3D in 2018: What to do with cheaper, lighter, smaller capture
“Die gleiche Prozedur wie jedes Jahr.” As I sit to write what is becoming my…
The pressure is on: 3D capture must adapt to grow in AEC
To succeed and grow, the reality capture industry must start learning a lot more about how its customers work.
Two highlights from Intergeo 2017: Improved data accessibility + sensors with purpose
Instead of shiny new sensors, here’s how companies are tweaking the workflow to improve data delivery to the customer.
Up and Coming Array-Based Lidar for UAV Survey
Due to recent posts, I might be gaining a reputation for being critical about the…
SPAR 2017 Preview: A New Kind of Low-Cost Reality Capture
While we obsess about getting better data for less, we often overlook the 3D-imaging applications that do not need survey-grade accuracy. But that’s starting to change.
Against Low-Cost Lidar for UAVs
Does the UAV survey industry really need a low-cost lidar? Maybe not.