Modeling directly from laser scans to Autodesk Revit with InfiPoints: Improving 3D point cloud and BIM interoperability
Elysium has developed an advanced functionality to model piping and structures from 3D laser scanned…
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How to Realize the Value of a Digital Twin
Bentley Systems helps infrastructure owners, planners and contractors take advantage of their data through digital…
NUBIGON unleashes the true capacity of point clouds
As laser scanners and digital cameras get better at capturing reality, the point clouds derived…
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?
Allvision: Connecting digital twins and ultra-intelligent data processing to change how we consume mobile 3D
Allvision’s platform hopes to make it possible for anyone to process mobile lidar and imagery data at scale. “We want to make it pretty much idiot proof to extract information from huge amounts of sensor data.”
The Orbit GT 3D Mapping portfolio is getting a significant upgrade
Look for improved auto-recognition, new subscription tiers, vector-object search function, and a lot more.
Cintoo Cloud: A platform to empower reality data on demand and make your laser scans BIM compatible
Cintoo’s clever processing method turns scans into surface models–and back again on the receiving end–to offer reality data on demand, and connect it seamlessly to your BIM.
Paracosm’s PX-80 handheld lidar is fast and flexible enough to be your standalone scanner
Use the PX-80 as a standalone device in both indoor and outdoor environments, perform a full survey of a complex site without breaking out a second scanner.
Leica Geosystems’ TerrainMapper: the next generation of aerial linear lidar
A new design, greatly improved flexibility, and an uptick in accuracy mean this linear-mode lidar can do almost any kind of regional data collect.
ReCap’s latest 3D capture evolution: low-cost scanning, cloud computing and UAV photogrammetry
How Autodesk’s ReCap is staying up to speed with the latest trends in 3D capture tech.