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Leica embraces Frank Lloyd Wright’s experimental spirit to scan “Taliesin West”
An innovative effort to accurately model the complex architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright’s winter home…
Who Owns the Data?
Data, and its value, has been at the forefront of media discussion for the past…
Unity Reflect brings integration and real-time collaboration to Autodesk Revit
Unity Technologies, primarily known for their 3D development and gaming platforms, has introduced its first…
Is 3D data capture now a ‘necessary tool’?
In the aftermath of yet another Spar 3D, which saw yet another slew of new…
Musk hates lidar. Does it matter?
The autonomous driving world is still buzzing about Tesla’s “Autonomy Day” last month, where CEO…
Restoring Notre Dame: How that 3D data might actually be used
In the early aftermath of the fire at Paris’ historic Notre Dame cathedral last month,…
Where drones operate underground
Autonomous drones are making waves in the mining industry–but are they all they’re cracked up to be?
The drone party is over: How Stockpile Reports is taking the next step for 3D capture
Drones are the thing that got us to the thing–the next step for 3D capture will be even bigger.
Indoo.rs: Esri’s latest acquisition uses SLAM for indoor positioning
A growing indoor positioning and navigation market leaves room for new indoor mapping products. Esri’s recent acquisition of indoo.rs, a provider of real-time indoor positioning solutions, for mobile apps means head start over competitors.
The myth of accuracy in 3D capture (and the value of SLAM-based handheld lidar)
Accuracy specs are the most important thing to look at when you’re buying a new scanner… right?
Vuzix announces M400 smart glasses for enterprise
Rumors say they’ll cost less, but we can’t be sure just yet.
3Dcam: A small, $280 3D sensor from Terabee
It’s small and it’s inexpensive enough to experiment with–you can put it in places you’d never want to use a more expensive sensor.