Search

Everything is there, everything was already there, in fact almost... everything. On this "almost" rests and resides one of the main (the main, on a technical level) reasons for the ongoing dialectical revolution. That is, if a little while ago we asked ourselves why there is so much insistence today on the communication of things that could have been achieved in the past, then certainly the world of machine learning and neural networks are giving a strong push to the much faster and more massive 3D geographical restitutions, whether derived from traditional digital photogrammetric (better to specify) or LIDAR, and the matter allows gross minimization in production times and consequent cost reductions per square kilometer returned, therefore certainly representing a convincing element for understanding the push towards new market paradigms whose explosion we too are witnessing, in the geospatial sector. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Downstream from Sityround, we work every day to enable effective digital management of virtualized assets, not only through "simple" 3D modeling (first almost elementary result of survey activities) or through the consequent accurate calculation of volumes, but rather animated by desire to provide a real tool for the current and continuous management of the historical, architectural and building heritage, where each of the geometric elements of the valuable artefacts finds the opportunity for its own geocoding, in which the information characterizing the element, descriptive patrimonial, maintenance and customs, inextricably linked to the individual dimensional components of the point cloud itself and the photographic heritage that gives rise to it. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Teorema Milano, BLK Leica Premium Partner, is a company specialized in the distribution of tools for three-dimensional surveying. The use of the digital representation of 3D models is gaining more and more importance in documenting building construction processes, but also in many other areas. However, as popularity increases, false ideas can also arise. All over the world, reality capture technology developed by Leica Geosystems has given many projects a glimpse into the future. Long gone are the days of recording construction site conditions with a tape measure, spending hours crunching numbers and collecting data by hand, point by point. Reality capture was born out of existing and new innovative technologies fused together to capture digital datasets. This technology has allowed users to implement millions of pieces of information directly into the digitization process in order to create complete 3D models. Reality Capture has turned into a tool for capturing the surrounding world by transforming it into digitally manageable information (data, point clouds) as well as flat and two-dimensional static snapshots. We are now able to capture 3D digital twins, also known as digital realities: replicas of objects, people or places in the physical world created in digital form. Since the creation of the Digital Twins we have evolved towards a Smart Digital Reality that brings autonomy to the digital twin to transform its function and utility. Using technologies such as machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI), we can create systems to reduce, or even eliminate, human intervention and develop dynamic workflows that integrate the right data, in the right place and at the right time. Users can leverage data to empower their applications to self-resolve problems, increasing efficiency, productivity, quality and safety across industries. However, as reality capture technology evolves and becomes more widespread, some false myths have been created that we will see in this article. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]