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Bentley iTwin Services connect your 3D and engineering data to create flexible digital twins
The platform that combines a number of new and existing Bentley technologies to facilitate the creation of data-rich digital twins for your assets.
Metron 3D debuts low-cost structured light scanners for professional use
Another vendor steps up to meet the need for low-cost scanners.
Umbra’s Composit stores and streams ultra-high res 3D models–and may crowdsource an open model of the whole Earth
Umbra’s vision is to offer enterprise users an easy way to share and use extremely detailed 3D data, and to free us all from dependence on companies like Google, Apple, and others for 3D content.
NavVis IndoorViewer now converts point clouds to 360° imagery
The automatic process makes 3D data much easier to share with stakeholders.
RoboSense’s solid-state lidar system offers “gaze” function, fuses RGB data on board
The system mimics the human driver by gathering more detailed data on specific areas of interest for safer driving.
NM Group researching machine learning for extracting complex powerline features from lidar
The public and private partnership brings the company together with Durham University to bridge the gap between academic research and industry.
Shining 3D announces two wireless handheld 3D scanners
Metrology-grade scanning without wires.
Apprentice.io brings remote AR support to pharma
When troubleshooting an issue during manufacturing or repair work, carrying a manual around, or making…
Avvir’s construction verification solution pushes the as-built to the BIM
It’s all about tightening up the feedback loop between construction plans and as-built reality.
FARO put its Focus lidar on a UAV for wide-area scanning
This solution may look like a Photoshop joke, but it’s very real.
Blackmore’s Series B funding makes a strong case for doppler lidar
Last year, when Montana-based Blackmore Sensors and Analytics received $3.5 million in Series A funding,…
Conference alert: #DigiDoc2018 is coming to Scotland in October
Hear from leading researchers and practitioners who are using digital technologies to understand and interpret cultural heritage assets–and create sequences in Jurrasic Park.