This video offers a Product Preview of Depth Cycloramas – the innovation in large-scale mobile mapping. Depth Cycloramas opens up new possibilities. These include measurements with a single click as well as a 3D cursor with that you can touch and click what you are seeing.
Researchers at Dundee University helped recreating the face of a Viking woman. Her skeleton was excavated in York more than 30 years ago.
Within the scope of the project Nottingham Caves Survey, ancient oubliettes have been recorded three-dimensionally by laser scanning and visualised in 3D models. The archaeologists inferred new insights from the surveys.
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With the laser scanner, an ultramodern and very effective measurement method is available. Laser scanning technology is very interesting especially in industrial measurement. Laser scanning offers many advantages over traditional methods of industrial measurement.
Rosslyn Chapel, well known from the Da Vinci Code, has been photographed in detail by means of innovative digital technology. A team consisting of staff from Historic Scotland and Glasgow School of Art recorded Rosslyn Chapel with special 3D laser scanners.
The Bauscan2011 will provide a lot of interesting issues about laser scanning. Many speakers have already confirmed being there. The official program will be announced soon. Speeches about the field of architecture and monument protection will be presented.
That‘s the result of a expert report by the laser security specialist Professor Schulmeister (Seibersdorf Laboratories in Austria). The laser scanner FARO Focus 3D is assigned to the second edition of class 3 according to IEC 60825-1.
Nottingham, UK, 21 June 2011 – The use of laser scanners to collect vital data for crash investigations is set to drive down the £1bn ($1.6bn) annual cost of congestion caused by collisions on UK motorways.
