With a $30K pricetag, the ZEB Go aims to put SLAM in everyone’s hands
GeoSLAM has announced the ZEB Go, a new, small, and inexpensive SLAM scanner designed to…
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Breaking the Centimeter Barrier
A Danish firm used the Trimble MX9 to meet sub-centimeter specifications of a major rail project.
RIEGL partners with GeoCue aiming to grow its UAS market presence
RIEGL provides technology for airborne, mobile, terrestrial and unmanned laser scanning, and has been producing…
SLAM Technology brings WWI Tunnels to Life
A recent partnership between GeoSLAM with Virginia Polytechnic Institute shows how reality capture and VR can take people back to experience the little-known story of mining warfare in World War One.
Toposens’ 3D ultrasonic sensor brings close-range sensing to robotics
Toposens’ sensor technology uses sound to support a robust, low-cost and precise short-range 3D vision…
You can fly, drive, or walk with the Lidaretto mobile lidar platform
Flexibility was the primary goal when the surveying engineers behind Slovakian-based company Geotech decided to…
SubSLAM Live can stream 3D scans from seafloor to surface
3D scanning has its data management challenges, including rendering, transmitting and sharing large files of…
SimActive adds Lidar to eliminate the need for manual ground control points
Simactive, the developer of Correlator3D, an end-to-end photogrammetry software, creates high-quality data from aerial (or…
Trimble and Hilti collaborate to test robotic reality capture
The most discussed – and certainly the most photographed – tool featured at Autodesk University…
New Trimble R12 receiver boosts surveying performance in “challenging” GNSS environments
Trimble has announced a new addition to its lineup of Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS)…