Podcasts about reality capture

► Save 30% with Code: WGAN30REG at www.3DISE.com --- The Future of 3D Spatial Innovation Eric Marquette Just looking at the lineup for 3DISE Conference 2025, it's like a who's who of the spatial tech world. I mean, over thirty top speakers, covering everything from digital twins to AI-powered photogrammetry? It's kind of mind-blowing. Dan Smigrod Absolutely. This is, without a doubt, one of the most intensive conferences for professionals in our field. Digital twins, for example, are going far beyond architecture now. They're being used in urban planning, industrial plants, even entertainment. It's—it's fascinating how the technology keeps expanding its reach. Eric Marquette Right. And I love the phrase 'information tsunami' they used to describe the event. Like, think about that session on "A.I. and Photogrammetry." That intersection is where things are getting super innovative. Dan Smigrod A.I.'s application to photogrammetry, it's really remarkable. Just imagine the speed and detail improvement in processing 3D models. We're talking tasks that used to take days, or weeks, now done in hours. And these models aren't just static—A.I. allows them to be predictive. Eric Marquette That's it. Predictive modeling! And, people always think of this stuff as being only for massive projects. But it's trickling down. Even smaller firms can now afford—and actually benefit from—A.I.-powered tools. Dan Smigrod Exactly. And this leads us to the keynote on digital twins—another massive shift. What's amazing about digital twins is their versatility. In factories, they simulate production; in retail, they're creating virtual tours of spaces. It's this blending of physical and digital worlds. Eric Marquette Like, how cool is that? You can take a space or system and make the virtual version so detailed that you're basically predicting the future. I mean, airports, theme parks, entire cities—they're building these twins and saying, "Here's how we optimize this." It's wild stuff. Dan Smigrod This is shaping up to be one of the must-attend conferences of the year. From deep-dives like "Reality Capture and GIS" to big-picture panels about collaboration. Eric Marquette It's a glimpse into the future of how we design, create, and connect through 3D innovation. Dan Smigrod The 3DISE Conference 2025 ... is Thursday, April 24th and Friday, April 25th in Prague. Save 30 percent with code: WGAN30REG at 3DISE.com. That's 3-D-I-S-E dot com. Thank you for listening to the WGAN Forum Podcast.

Trevor Owen is the Reality Capture Manager at Rogers Obrien. Trevor shared his background including time at a smaller electrical contractor and Hilti - leading up to his current role at RO. Trevor's experiences implementing BIM and VDC workflows, including the "birthing pains" he spoke of, all gave him great insight to see the value reality capture can add. Trevor talked about how he saw that BIM and VDC needed to be connected to the real world more tangibly. Trevor saw peoples engagement with technology swing like a pendulum when they could see the value fist hand. We spoke as well about how AI, Robotics, and reality capture will actually help us spend less time in front of screens at the end of the day.

Bentornati su Snap!Il grandissimo Michele Bondanelli ci accompagna virtualmente ad Intergeo, raccontanodci le novità più sugose che sono state presentate quest'anno per il mondo del rilievo del costruito.Questa è una puntata si è trasformata in una nuvola di informazioni in cui Michele non si è risparmiato, calibrando sapientmente spiegazioni su fotogrammetria, nuvole di punti, tecnologia SLAM e foto 360, con un taglio tecnico sulle nuove tecnologie mantenendo uno sguardo verso il futuro.Attenzione quindi a prendere appunti su Mavo 3D, Pix4catch, Emesent Hovermap STX, DJI Neo, Meta Horizon Hyperscape, Reality Capture, PostShot, Nubigon, MASt3R, NavVis MLX, BIMmTool e Scalypso.Buon ascolto!—>

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The Man...The Myth...The Legend!! The guys (and fanboy Russ Hall) we're joined this week by the one and only Matthew "Matt" Byrd. This is a not to be missed, completely transparent conversation that covered a ton of ground. From how sports, music, faith and near tragedy shaped Matt's approach to life and business; to how building a reality capture community has become one of his true passions and SO MUCH MORE! A few other takeaways include "every company in the built environment should be scanning", "be a connector" and "find something you love doing"! Music by NF!

Reality capture in construction raised hundreds of millions, but where are the profitable businesses? In this episode, we had Mo Akbari, ex-founder of HoloBuilder, discussing the state of reality capture technology in construction. We explored funding trends, market dynamics, and the challenges of building sustainable businesses in this space. Tune in to find out about: ✅ Why reality capture startups struggle to achieve profitability despite significant funding ✅ The evolution of capture technologies and AI's potential impact ✅ Insights on valuation trends and fundraising strategies in construction tech ✅ Key advice for founders building products with high user adoption Note: This video is a repost from Bricks, Bucks and Bytes. Sign up to the #1 Newsletter In Construction Tech. Join over 1,000 like-minded Founders, Investors and Techies disrupting the way we build. Forever : https://bricks-bytes.beehiiv.com/subscribe --------------------------------- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/bricks-bytes/ X/Twitter: https://twitter.com/bricksbytespod Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmNbunUTIIQDzbJgGJt9_Zg Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bricksbytes/ This episode is brought to you by Shft—helping contractors like you leverage BIM to secure a leading position in the race towards construction's digital future. Visit: https://maketheshft.digital  BuildVision is a procurement network for the $5T commercial construction market. We are transforming the commercial construction supply chain by bringing contractors, manufacturers, and project stakeholders onto a single software platform—revolutionizing how every component is sourced, purchased, and financed. 

00:00 - IntroWe start out today reflecting on Lee Evey, an interesting guest from a couple former episodes (part one, part two). Then we get going on the conversation with today's guest, Matthew Byrd, who started the Reality Capture Network. Matthew gives us a run-down of his career preceding RCN and what drove him to start this conference. He talks about the lack of equipment knowledge he saw among reality-capture practitioners. Matthew already had a podcast and an active LinkedIn presence, so in 2020, he decided to be part of the solution. He and his team wasted no time. They set a date three months out and starting organizing. It went amazingly well. The vendor booths were full. Presenters came onboard. Clearly there was substantial interest.   12:02 - One of his favorite things to doThat was all four years ago. Since then, RCN has become one of Matthew's favorite things to do. It's not because of the cool tech, it's because of the satisfaction he feels in seeing people's problems being solved. Eddie asks Matthew to share about a cool airport project he'd worked on recently. This one was incredibly complex. The logistical complications (TSA, air-traffic control, etc.). Matthew's team used a wide range of tactics, all of which needed to be handled in new ways due to airport regulations.   We discuss mobile-mapping drift issues, survey control points, deviation, and cross-referencing techniques. 21:23 - How scale affects reality-capture decisionsTyler asks about when reality capture is truly needed. Matthew discusses circumstances when accuracy matters. If he's forced to give a number, he said that a project of 10,000 square feet or more should involve reality capture. We discuss issues of liability and expertise–who should be handling this equipment and for which parts of the scan process should a true expert be called in. Eddie asks about mobile scanning devices and their accuracy. Matthew discusses big drones for survey-mapping solutions. He lists a number of other solutions for specific use cases. Matthew shares about some failed equipment designs from the past.He says that when people excitedly ask him what's next, he says he's really more interested in what's most reliable. 38:00 - Dealing with data–lots and lots of dataEddie asks for some insights for those who have gotten in over their head. One of the main suggestions Matthew shares has to do with buying the proper equipment for processing the massive amounts of data produced by scans.Scanning is about 20% of the job, he says. The other 80% requires hefty processing power. Matthew talks about the point when his team started building their own computers and eventually worked toward solutions provided by Dell. He also discusses the challenges of finding the right people to optimize these computers to handle the data. It's all about creative ways to employ the data, Matthew says. Almost every industry is finding ways to apply this technology. This means that some of the work is going to be outsourced. Matthew shares some insights about that.1:02:10 - How to keep them from staringEddie asks how to keep people on the jobsite from staring into the laser while it's doing its work. Matthew shares the history and humor of that challenge. We discuss software and the data-cleaning process. Matthew says that if the scan is done properly, filters can handle most of that.  1:08:35 - Megaphone messageMatthew's message: Don't be afraid of change. Pursue innovation. Try new things. Be the learner. Check out the Reality Capture Network and the RCN PodcastFind Matthew on LinkedIn Check out the partners that make our show possible.Find Us Online: BrosPodcast.com - LinkedIn - Youtube - Instagram - Facebook - TikTok - Eddie's LinkedIn - Tyler's LinkedInIf you enjoy the podcast, please rate us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to us! Thanks for listening

Geo Week and Reality Capture Network Announce Strategic Partnership Reality Capture Network will host a dedicated conference track at Geo Week in Denver, Colorado Portland, Maine – Wednesday, July 10, 2024 —The Organizers of Geo Week have announced a strategic partnership to bring a Reality Capture Network (RCN) education track to Geo Week in Denver, Colorado, February 10 to 12, 2025. Geo Week is the leading geospatial, 3D, and built world tradeshow and conference. The Reality Capture Network produces the RCN Podcast and R-CON, an annual event cultivating expert industry knowledge from the brightest innovators in architecture, engineering, construction, surveying, and mapping. The RCN Track at Geo Week will spotlight cutting-edge Reality Capture technologies. Attendees can expect a dynamic mix of case study presentations and panel discussions, providing in-depth insights into real-world applications and the transformative benefits of these technologies across various industries within the built environment. For professionals looking to deepen their knowledge of reality capture technologies and/or explore their diverse applications, the RCN track offers invaluable learning opportunities. "We are excited to partner with Geo Week and introduce an RCN Track to this premier event. This collaboration provides a unique platform for our community to share case studies, participate in insightful panel discussions, and showcase the latest advancements in reality capture technology. Through this partnership, we aim to inspire and empower professionals across the geospatial and built environments to embrace innovative solutions and drive the industry forward. We believe in the power of collaboration and are committed to leading the community toward a common goal of building a better future,” said Matthew Byrd, Founder & CEO of Reality Capture Network. "Welcoming Reality Capture Network as a Conference and Event Partner for Geo Week is incredibly exciting. Their unique expertise and innovation in reality capture will inspire attendees and elevate the conference offerings to cover the full spectrum of geospatial and built world technologies," said Lee Corkhill, Group Event Director at Diversified Communications, Organizer of Geo Week. “Collaborating with leading organizations like RCN allows us to collectively amplify our impact and drive the industry forward.” All Geo Week Full Conference pass holders will have access to Geo Week, ASPRS, and RCN sessions with a single conference pass. A separate RCN pass can be purchased to attend the RCN Track. Registration will open in October 2024. The RCN sessions will complement three days of robust content, including the Geo Week Conference Program, Keynotes, the ASPRS Annual Conference, add-on workshops and trainings, and Geo Week Exhibit Hall Theater programming. Learn more about the Reality Capture Network and Geo Week event collaboration here. The Geo Week Call for Speakers is open until July 26, 2024. By filling out the single Call for Speakers form, applicants will be considered for sessions hosted by Geo Week, ASPRS, or RCN. If accepted, talks will be matched to the session that best suits their content. Full event information, including workshops, conference programming, networking events, and more, will be available soon. Registration opens in October 2024. To stay up to date, fill out the Attendee Inquiry Form. About Reality Capture Network Reality Capture Network (RCN) is on a mission to inspire, inform, and empower companies in the built environment through its podcast, events, and online education center. By focusing on cutting-edge technology, innovative solutions, and industry collaboration, RCN helps firms embrace change and create new opportunities in the built environment. Learn more about the RCN Podcast, Committees, R-CON, and other RCN initiatives by visiting: www.realitycapturenetwork.com About Geo Week Geo Week, presented by Geo Weeks News, was created in response to the changing needs of the built world and geospatial professionals and to acknowledge the increasing convergence of technology. Geo Week's conference program and tradeshow floor feature commercial applications of 3D technologies, innovations, and case studies in the built environment, advanced airborne and terrestrial remote sensing solutions, smart products for a full project team, and more. Geo Week is strengthened by multiple strategic partnerships, including Conference and Event Partners ASPRS and RCN, plus Event Partners ISPRS, MAPPS, USIBD, and WGIC. Geo Week February 10-12, 2025, at the Colorado Convention Center, Denver, CO. For more information, visit: www.geo-week.com 
 
 Geo Week is produced by Diversified Communications' technology portfolio, which also includes Commercial UAV News; Geo Week, Geo Week Newsletter, 3D Technology Newsletter, AEC Innovations Newsletter, Geo Business (UK) and Digital Construction Week (UK). 
 
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What a blast this interview was! The guys (and our good friend Shawn Asher!) were joined this week by Alex Hill-Stosky, Manager of Reality Capture Development & Regulation at Eagle Engineering and Consulting. Having a background in geodesy and geomatics engineering, Alex shared his unique perspective on all things Reality Capture. Just a few of the items discussed include: when did reality capture become a "thing", how reality capture is transforming entire industries, the need for standards, integration with VR/AR/AI, and why you should charge what you're worth! A few additional takeaways...start every conversation with "I'm Sorry", passion makes you dig, follow The Geoholics TikTok, and don't be the smartest person in the room. Music by The Real McKenzies!

Dominique Pouliquen, CEO and co-founder of Cintoo, joins Contributing Lead Editor of Smart Manufacturing magazine Amy Bryson for a discussion about cloud-compatible technologies and solutions manufacturers should use for managing, and using, the 3D data coming from the digitization of the real world. 

Check out these highlights from Day 2 of this year's awesome event!!! 01:50 - Jeff Clay PLS, Director of Reality Capture at TWM, Inc. 12:20 - Garrett Kendall, Survey Technician and Russell Hall PLS, Mobile Mapping Manager at Langan 27:40 - Scott Graham PLS, Vice President at ETM Surveying & Mapping, Inc 44:15 - Tan Nguyen, Division Manager | TLS at Riegl USA, Inc. and Jason Lowe, LiDAR Manager at GEL Solutions 1:07:14 - Ted Knaak, President at TopoDOT  

Join us for this fascinating episode where we sit down with David Mitchell, the Founder of XYZ – a company revolutionising the construction industry with cutting-edge augmented reality tools. Discover how XYZ's headsets are transforming job sites by bringing real-life 3D models directly to workers, ensuring millimetre accuracy and preventing costly errors. Listen as David shares his ambitious vision to revolutionise job sites worldwide with AR. Learn how their specialised AR headsets are already preventing costly errors, enabling real-time progress tracking on complex projects, and more. Key Takeaways: How XYZ's AR technology is propelling construction to new heights The importance of building the right team to achieve ambitious goals The vast potential of AR to transform the construction industry and beyond And a lot more. Don't miss this insightful conversation about the future of construction! ---------------------------------- This episode is brought to you by Shft—helping contractors like you leverage BIM to secure a leading position in the race towards construction's digital future. Visit: https://maketheshft.digital —---------------------------------- BuildVision is a procurement network for the $5T commercial construction market. We are transforming the commercial construction supply chain by bringing contractors, manufacturers, and project stakeholders onto a single software platform—revolutionizing how every component is sourced, purchased, and financed. -------------------------------- (00:00:00 - 00:02:27) - Intro To David & Our Sponsors (00:02:57 - 00:10:42) - About David's Journey Into XYZ Reality (00:10:42 - 00:35:48) - Understanding XYZ Reality (00:35:48 - 00:44:03) - How David Manages Everything (00:44:03 - 00:50:14) - 360 Reality Capture vs XYZ Reality (00:50:14 - 00:56:30) - Future Plans of XYZ In Terms Of The Data They're Capturing (00:56:30 - 01:12:44) - David's Experience Of Raising Money From VCs (01:12:44 - 01:13:39) - Outro

Join us in this insightful episode as Tim Hogan, the new VP of Ops Tech, VDC, and Sustainability at HITT Contracting Inc., shares his perspectives on his new role and the innovative technologies shaping the future of operations. In this episode, we cover: Tim's New Role: How the 35-year-old high performer is steering Operations Technology, VDC, and Sustainability at HITT. Operations Technology, VDC, and Sustainability: How these elements are integrated into HITT's strategy. Innovations in Ops Tech: Latest advancements, including Laser Scanning and Reality Capture. Career Path Insights: Tim's transition from Operations to Preconstruction and back. Future of Collaboration and Delivery: How new collaboration methods are changing project delivery in the industry. Links: Last Podcast Episode with Tim Hogan Tim Hogan's LinkedIn Profile Remember to tune in and subscribe for more updates from industry leaders!

Kaitlyn Albertoli, CEO and Co-Founder of Buzz Solutions, joins Jeremiah Karpowicz, Group Editorial Director for the Technology Group at Diversified Communications, and Scott Howe, Editorial Analyst for Commercial UAV News, for the latest Uncrewed Views podcast. The panel discusses the deployment of drones for energy & utilities inspections, the integration of artificial intelligence and uncrewed systems, and more. Sources: 6 Barriers to Drone Adoption in Energy & Utilities and How to Overcome Them News Round-Up: Commercial Drones and Artificial Intelligence Drone in a Box Solutions for Energy & Utilities: What are the Options? Trimble and DroneDeploy Introduce Premier Positioning Accuracy and Streamlined Workflow for Reality Capture from Drones

In this episode, Digital Humans - Creepy or Cool? Lauren Hawker Zafer is joined by⁠ René Schulte. Digital humans represent a cutting-edge intersection of artificial intelligence, computer graphics, and human-computer interaction. This conversation is a must listen to for all interested in exploring how digital humans are being applied across different industries, such as entertainment, customer service, healthcare, and education.  Understanding these applications can provide a broader perspective on the potential benefits and challenges of this technology. Who is René Schulte? René Schulte is Head of 3D and Quantum Communities of Practices at Reply working with teams across the globe on emerging technologies. Being a trusted advisor for his clients and an internationally recognized expert. He is a creative developer, thought leader and digital content creator with a passion for UX and 20 years of deep technical knowledge in fields like Spatial Computing, Real-Time 3D, VR/AR, XR, VPS AR Cloud Real-World Metaverse, Reality Capture, Digital Humans, Quantum Computing, Generative AI, Deep Learning and more. He was featured on Forbes and is invited as expert to global TV stations and a frequent keynote speaker and panelist at conferences like //build, Ignite, Global XR, Univ. Heidelberg, Unite, Vision VR/AR Summit, VRDC (GDC), AWE, ESA, RTC, VRARA, MR Dev Days and more. Writes articles and is the creator of the video podcasts QuBites and Meta Minutes. He also created open-source libraries like WriteableBitmapEx. He was honored 14 years in a row for his dev community work with a double Microsoft MVP award in Mixed Reality and Quantum Computing, recognized as Microsoft Regional Director and Advisory Board member for the VR/AR Association and XR Bootcamp. He lives in Germany with his wife and their 5 children. Subscribe to Redefining AI and please do share your excitement about the episode with your own network! #ai #data #redefiningai #techpodcast #generativeai

Season Three - Spotlight Four Our fourth spotlight of this season is a snippet from our upcoming episode: René Schulte - Digital Humans - Creepy or Cool? Digital humans represent a cutting-edge intersection of artificial intelligence, computer graphics, and human-computer interaction. This conversation is a must listen to for all interested in exploring how digital humans are being applied across different industries, such as entertainment, customer service, healthcare, and education. Understanding these applications can provide a broader perspective on the potential benefits and challenges of this technology. Who is René Schulte? René Schulte is Head of 3D and Quantum Communities of Practices at Reply working with teams across the globe on emerging technologies. Being a trusted advisor for his clients and an internationally recognized expert. He is a creative developer, thought leader and digital content creator with a passion for UX and 20 years of deep technical knowledge in fields like Spatial Computing, Real-Time 3D, VR/AR, XR, VPS AR Cloud Real-World Metaverse, Reality Capture, Digital Humans, Quantum Computing, Generative AI, Deep Learning and more. He was featured on Forbes and is invited as expert to global TV stations and a frequent keynote speaker and panelist at conferences like //build, Ignite, Global XR, Univ. Heidelberg, Unite, Vision VR/AR Summit, VRDC (GDC), AWE, ESA, RTC, VRARA, MR Dev Days and more. Writes articles and is the creator of the video podcasts QuBites and Meta Minutes. He also created open-source libraries like WriteableBitmapEx. He was honored 14 years in a row for his dev community work with a double Microsoft MVP award in Mixed Reality and Quantum Computing, recognized as Microsoft Regional Director and Advisory Board member for the VR/AR Association and XR Bootcamp.He lives in Germany with his wife and their 5 children. Listen to the full episode, as soon as it comes out by subscribing to Redefining AI and please do share your excitement about the episode with your own network! #ai #data #redefiningai #techpodcast #generativeai

In der ersten Sonderfolge von #arthistoCast steht die technische Perspektive auf das Erfassen von Kulturgütern im Mittelpunkt.Nachdem Jacqueline Klusik-Eckert in der 10. Folge mit ihren Gästen den kunsthistorischen Blick auf die viel diskutierten Technologien Virtual Reality (VR) und Augmented Reality (AR) geworfen hat, soll nun die technische Perspektive eingenommen werden. Im Gespräch mit Mona Hess von der digitalen Denkmaltechnologie gibt es Einblicke in die technischen Verfahren von Räumen und Objekten.Die technische Erfassung von Kulturgütern erfordert eine Vielzahl von Techniken, darunter aktive (Laserstrahl, Lichtmuster) und passive Sensoren (Kameras), sowie Methoden wie Photogrammetrie und Laserscanverfahren. Dabei werden Begriffe wie Geomatic Engineering, Reality Capture erklärt, und die Vorteile einer optischen, berührungsfreien Aufnahme bei der Erfassung von Räumen und Objekten erläutert.Es zeigt sich dabei deutlich, dass es mit dem Scannen allein nicht getan ist. Neben der Nachbereitung der Daten gehört auch die Langzeitarchivierung zu den aktuellen Herausforderungen. Doch wo können diese vielseitigen Kompetenzen erlernt werden? Da der Bedarf an Fachleuten mit interdisziplinären Kompetenzen zwischen Ingenieurswissenschaften, Informatik, Naturwissenschaften, Materialwissenschaften und Kunstgeschichte stetig wächst, wurde ein eigener Masterstudiengang etabliert.Insgesamt zeigt die Sonderfolge, dass die digitale Kunstgeschichte eine Brücke zwischen verschiedenen Fachrichtungen schlägt. Es wird deutlich, dass die Erfassung und Digitalisierung von Kulturgütern nicht nur kunsthistorisches Interesse bedient, sondern auch technische Innovationen vorantreibt. Der Blick auf die Herausforderungen der Datenverarbeitung und Langzeitarchivierung betont die Notwendigkeit, nicht nur die Erfassungstechniken zu beherrschen, sondern auch die umfassende Verarbeitung und Bewahrung der digitalen Daten im Blick zu haben.Prof. Dr. Mona Hess ist Lehrstuhlinhaberin des Lehrstuhls für Digitale Denkmaltechnologien an der Universität Bamberg. In ihrer Forschung bewegt sie sich an der Schnittstelle von naturwissenschaftlichen Technologien und geisteswissenschaftlichen Fragestellungen.Begleitmaterial zu den Folgen findest du auf der Homepage unter https://www.arthistoricum.net/themen/podcasts/arthistocastAlle Folgen des Podcasts werden bei heidICON mit Metadaten und persistentem Identifier gespeichert. Die Folgen haben die Creative-Commons-Lizenz CC BY 4.0 und können heruntergeladen werden. Du findest sie unterhttps://doi.org/10.11588/heidicon/1738702Bei Fragen, Anregungen, Kritik und gerne auch Lob kannst du gerne per Mail an uns schicken unterpodcast@digitale-kunstgeschichte.de

Just ONE of the BEST days ever...Day 2 of INTERGEO 2023 "LIVE" from Berlin!!! 1:39 Michael Dutch, Team Lead at NavVis 1:39 17:04 Dr. Csaba Singer, CEO & CTO & Karo Godles, Chief Design Officer at Hybrid-Airplane Technologies GmbH 31:27 Samuel Beaupre, Geographic Information Systems Analyst at Geo-Plus 48:19 Paul Burrows, Principal Software Solutions Manager for Reality Capture #realitycaptureguy and Gian-Philipp Patri, Product Manager at Leica Geosystems  

In this podcast, we delve into the transformative landscape of the construction industry, driven by technological innovations and new planning strategies. Our guest, Javier Glatt, a former athlete turned construction industry trailblazer, shares valuable insights into this ongoing evolution. Together with an engineer from Frank Gehry's architectural firm, he co-founded a startup that gave birth to cmBuilder, a groundbreaking tool addressing the demand for advanced construction technologies in today's world. Episode Highlights: Bridging Technological Gaps: Historically, construction relied on 2D planning and physical site visits. Urban settings and administrative challenges amplified the complexities. Today, 3D visualization and tools like cmBuilder provide immersive solutions. Simulating logistics in a 3D environment facilitates visualization and offers insights into foundational techniques. The Pivotal Role of 3D Technology: 3D technology offers a holistic view of projects. Anticipation of potential issues, e.g., tree removal feasibility. Drones provide quick site inspections, enhancing construction accuracy. Clients now seek contractors using technological tools for seamless planning and coordination. Interconnected Construction Tools: Holistic project understanding is crucial. Comprehensive planning aids in spotting potential clashes and intricate urban settings. Safety and noise regulations require precise data for rigorous planning. Embracing Reality Capture: Technologies like drones, seismic imagery, and 360-degree imaging offer real-time site insights. Shift from static planning to dynamic, real-time approaches. Integration of data from various sources minimizes risks and keeps projects on track. Machine learning and computer vision technologies offer real-time monitoring and tracking. Uncovering What Lies Beneath: X-ray scanning and subsurface utility engineering (SUE) help in preemptively addressing subsurface challenges. Mapping underground utilities with precision enhances planning accuracy. The rise of digital twins promises unprecedented insights into subsurface conditions. Machine Learning and Computer Vision: Cameras equipped with machine learning capabilities track site objects and materials. Optimizing space and resource allocation through accurate 3D models. Software solutions streamline planning, minimizing redundancies and facilitating resource adjustments. The Educational Aspect: Continuous learning initiatives bridge traditional practices with tech-driven  methodologies. Catering to a broad audience, from construction professionals to software developers. Feedback loops refine industry tools and techniques. The future of the construction sector is inextricably linked with technology. Adaptability, collaboration, and continuous learning are key drivers of this industry's evolution. Efficiency and innovation converge as the construction industry embraces new tools, methodologies, and a commitment to excellence. Check out Evercam's Reality Capture platform: evercam.com Follow Evercam on social media: Twitter: twitter.com/evrcm Instagram: instagram.com/evercam_ YouTube: youtube.com/c/Evercam LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/3496340

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Welcome back to another episode of "Your Drone Questions Answered"! In today's episode, we answer the question "How can someone get into mapping when DroneDeploy is expensive per month?" To shed light on this, John brings in David Young, the founder of Drone Launch Academy, who shares some insights and alternatives for affordable mapping software.David starts by addressing the rising costs of DroneDeploy and PIX4D and points out that DroneDeploy is now even pricier than before, with an annual subscription costing $6,000 or $600 per month. He suggests that there are alternatives, which might not be as well-known but are more budget-friendly.First, David mentions Maps Made Easy, a California-based company that offers a pay-as-you-go system. You can start small, and as you need more capabilities, purchase credits for processing. Maps Made Easy is a great option for beginners who don't want to break the bank.Next, David introduces Birdi, an Australian company with a similar pay-as-you-go model. Birdie offers affordability and flexibility, making it an excellent choice for those starting out in mapping or looking to save money.David also touches on other alternatives like Reality Capture, primarily for 3D visualizations, and free software tools like Google Earth Pro and QGIS for basic analysis.For students, David highlights the fantastic student pricing offered by PIX4D, making their powerful software much more accessible. Students can get PIX4D Mapper for just $100 per year, a significant discount compared to the regular price.In conclusion, if you're looking for affordable mapping software options, there are alternatives to the pricey DroneDeploy and PIX4D. David's insights provide a roadmap for drone enthusiasts and professionals to find the right solution for their needs.Don't forget to subscribe, like, and share this episode if you found it helpful. If you have your own burning drone questions, submit them at YDQA.io or through the Drone Launch Connect private community. We're here to help you navigate the skies of knowledge!Stay tuned for more insightful episodes, and we'll see you in the sky!

In the evolving digital landscape of the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) industry, reality capture technology is making waves. The promises it offers are tremendous – from enhanced efficiency and collaboration to a new dimension of project planning. Yet, with advancements come challenges, especially in terms of acceptance and understanding. In this episode, Marco Herbst from Evercam, a pioneer in the reality capture domain, and seasoned land surveyor Matthew Byrd shed light on how this technology is revolutionizing the AEC industry and the steps needed to fully embrace its potential. In our conversation, we delve into: 1. The Transformation with Reality Capture: Understanding how reality capture is not just a fad but a paradigm shift in the industry, making tools more affordable, user-friendly, and equipped with real-time data capabilities. 2. Data Utilization Over Acquisition: The historical significance of data acquisition in the AEC sector and how companies like Evercam are ensuring that this enormous amount of data is not just acquired but effectively utilized. 3. Knowledge Sharing as Empowerment: Addressing the skilled labor shortage in the industry and the commendable efforts by companies to democratize the understanding of reality capture, enhancing productivity and innovation. 4. Weathering the Storm with Real-time Decision Making: A look at how reality capture is mitigating long-standing challenges like weather-related disruptions, enhancing planning software, and ensuring reliable project execution. 5. The ROI of Reality Capture: As firms grapple with understanding the tangible returns on reality capture, we discuss the undeniable benefits in averting design issues and cost overruns. 6. Methods Redefining AEC Practices:     - Construction Cameras: Moving beyond mere recording to project oversight.     - Laser Scanning: Its indispensable role in reality capture.     - Drones: Offering unique data collection capabilities that traditional methods can't match.     - Lidar's Role: Beyond topographic surveys to an expansive AEC application.    - 360-degree Photography and AI: How combining these is revolutionizing visual data analysis.     - Enhanced Surveying with Total Stations: The perfect blend of traditional techniques and modern tech.    - Diving Deep with Side Scan Sonar: Illuminating the underwater world in ways previously unimaginable. 7. The Catalyst - Reality Capture Network (RCN): How platforms like RCN are accelerating education, collaboration, and community-building in the realm of reality capture, with a special spotlight on Matt Bird's contributions. 8. The Road Ahead for AEC: As reality capture becomes an integral part of AEC, what does the future hold? A comprehensive look at the exciting journey towards a data-driven, intricately efficient built environment. This episode of the BIM Heroes Podcast offers a deep dive into how the AEC industry is getting intertwined with reality capture, ensuring a future that's efficient, innovative, and seamlessly integrated.

In this digital era, the future of the construction industry is not simply about the introduction of new technologies but rather about how these technologies are utilised and understood. The industry is becoming more interconnected, with forums and summits playing a pivotal role in nurturing communities that encourage learning, collaboration, and adoption of technologies. From understanding the complexities of the tech landscape to breaking down functional silos; these platforms are fostering change and driving digital transformation.  In the first episode, our host Cody Whitelock, a VDC virtual construction manager at Barnhill Contracting, is joined by Ralph Montague, a seasoned architect, and Vinnie Quinn, co-founder of Evercam. Together, they talk about the pivotal role of community, learning, and collaboration in shaping the digital transformation of the construction industry. In this episode, our host and guests discuss the following: The overload of technology in the construction industry, and how adopting and integrating new tools into workflows can enhance productivity and reduce costs. The power of community in overcoming the challenges of digital transformation, featuring examples like the BIM Coordinators Summit. The challenge of functional and technological silos in the construction industry, and how breaking them down can enhance coordination and efficiency. The importance of mentorship in onboarding and training staff in new technologies The use of modern technology to transform traditional mentorship, allowing knowledge and information to be shared on a global scale. The concept of treating each project as a digital prototype for the next to foster continuous improvement. The future of construction, focusing on how we use technology to drive change and improve outcomes. While the construction industry is inundated with new technologies such as Building Information Modeling (BIM), reality capture, prefabrication, modular construction methods, drones, wearable technologies, and Internet of Things (IoT) devices, understanding how to use these tools effectively, such as using reality capture not only for training and mentorship but also for best practices on site, is critical to reap their benefits. The pivotal role of 'BIM Heroes' as change agents is emphasised, showcasing how digital transformation encompasses people, processes, and culture. Tune in to this episode of the BIM Heroes Podcast for an in-depth discussion on how learning, collaboration, and community can harness the power of technology to drive change and enhance outcomes in the construction industry. Check out Evercam's Reality Capture platform: https://evercam.com/ Follow us on Social Media: Twitter: https://twitter.com/evrcm Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/evercam_/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/Evercam LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/3496340/

In this week's episode, join host Michelle Fraser as she engages in an insightful conversation with Kelly Watt about his remarkable career journey. Kelly, a highly accomplished Digital Twin Consultant, dives into the world of digital twin and AI/MI programs, discussing their profound benefits for the energy sector. Discover Kelly's philosophy for success, which centers around the mindset of embracing trial and error, learning from failures, and swiftly moving forward. Tune in to gain valuable insights from Kelly as he shares his expertise and experiences in leveraging technology for transformative impact in the energy industry.

On this episode of the Construction Leaders Podcast, CMAA's Nick Soto and Carly Trout chat with Stephen DeVito, director of technology at Procon Consulting and member of CMAA's Technology Committee. They talk about 360° Reality Capture and its effect on the construction management industry, costs of implementing such technology, and how it impacts site inspections.

This episode examines an innovative and integrated application of reality capture technologies that has been developed by IMEG to improve exterior lighting and security site assessments. Explaining the components, applications, and benefits of the ALL (Accurately Locating Light) Meter are guests Eric Vallejo, Director of Reality Capture and Geospatial Solutions, Ryan Searles, Security Consulting Group Leader, and Shanna Olson, Architectural Lighting Team Leader. The ALL Meter combines an illuminance meter, 3D camera, GIS, and drone photography to gather more accurate and robust data in a vastly more efficient and safer manner compared to conventional site assessments. “The traditional methodology for lighting assessments is to go out on site, obviously after dark, and about every five feet or so get down on the ground with a light meter,” says Olson. “You're also looking at other things, making observations, and taking photos as it gets later and later into the evening. At a particularly large job site recently it ended up becoming a little bit like Frogger in that we were repeatedly bending down, getting up, and moving around as cars and semi-trucks drove past us.” In addition to allowing the gatherer to remain standing, stay out of harm's way, and quickly collect more and better data to inform the design phase, the night drone photography enables stakeholders to visualize areas of poor visibility, lack of uniformity in lighting, and gaps in security. “You can see immediately where something's dark or well illuminated,” says Olson. “Owners can see and feel how it is to be in that space at night.”  

1- Vedrai: Expertos en IA enfocada a las pymes. Su plataforma se centra en soluciones de IA vinculadas al crecimiento y la toma de decisiones de los directivos (dibujan las diferentes vías para crecer y qué pasos haya que dar para llegar a ellas) y para reducir costos en la compra de materias primas y materiales 2- Checktobuild: Se trata del primer Booking del Reality Capture a nivel mundial aumentando el volumen de negocio de sus partners en un 20% y reduciendo el tiempo de respuesta un 75%, lo que la erige como la primera empresa de supervisión autónoma de construcciones gracias a su C2B Renting (plataforma de alquiler de dispositivos para el sector de la construcción bajo demanda, que permite el acceso ilimitado a los servicios de Reality Capture -software para crear modelos 3D a partir de fotografías-) y a su software basado en cloud e IA, con el que es posible inspeccionar cada paso de las obras automatizadas.

Technology is at the forefront. How do you keep up in the construction industry?   In the world of construction, technology is changing the game. From 3D laser scanning to drones and photogrammetry, the industry has seen a massive improvement in project management, cost savings, and time management. In this episode of Profit Tool Belt, licensed land surveyor and construction technology expert who founded Nexus 3D Consulting & Reality Capture NetworkMatthew Byrd shares his insights on how these technologies are being used in construction and the benefits they offer.   Byrd discusses the different applications of 3D laser scanning, how drones can capture high-resolution images and videos, and virtual reality in creating immersive environments for clients. He also emphasizes the need for more skilled personnel in the field and how 3D scanning can be used to train the next generation of workers.   This episode is a must-listen for anyone in the construction industry looking to stay ahead of the curve and learn more about the latest technological advancements in the field.    Tune in now to hear from one of the top experts in construction technology!  

In the fifth episode of Season 11 of the Propcast, host Louisa Dickins is joined by Jeevan Kalanithi, CEO at OpenSpace and Parker Mundt, Vice President of Platform at Suffolk Technologies.   Episode Highlights: OpenSpace's founding story  How Jeevan and Parker initially met and started working together The concept behind Suffolk Technologies and the companies they invest into Open Space's two products and the difference between them How OpenSpace overcame the challenges when scaling their products The broad challenges Parker sees startups facing with new products How product trends change based on geographical locations Parker's investment predictions for 2023-24 Current macro trends and what this will mean for those ready to innovate and be tech forward The firms involved in the Suffolk Boost Accelerator Program  Companies that are creating innovative solutions for sustainability What steps Open Space are taking to reduce the ‘eight waste' on construction sites   Resources: LMRE Global Recruitment and Search Consultancy LMRE YouTube Interviews PropTech Salary Report, LMRE 2022 Sifteo 3D Robotics Autodesk Suffolk Boost Accelerator Program Qflow Carbon Titles Shepherd Insurance   Shout outs: Brittany Harris Jade Cohen   Key Takeaways: They started a company and sold it, and sure enough, they were working on a capture technology with these new 360 cameras. When I heard about it, I was like, you know, who could really use this? Building. - Jeevan Suffolk has trialled over 180 different tech solutions. We pride ourselves in being a very forward thinking general contractor who has a deep desire to innovate within the construction space. - Parker We're building more and more stuff upon that. It all works because we have a simple capture product and I think we've captured something like 12 billion square feet, some big number. So it's a lot of data that allows us to make the system smarter and more useful for our customers. - Jeevan I think today we see a lot of companies that come in and maybe are naive or maybe just a bit out of touch with what some of the tech solutions in construction in particular would charge. And that can be a showstopper immediately, because the folks that you're selling to are still very focused on price and schedule, right? Those are the two main drivers in the construction industry. - Parker For us we're really focused on making sure that the founders feel comfortable at the valuation that they're at and not necessarily pumping it up just for the sake of having a larger valuation. - Parker We're at an innovate or die kind of portion of the life cycle right now where folks who are tech forward and are looking to see how they can do things better, faster, cheaper, safer, you know, those folks will emerge as the industry leaders, as a general contractor. - Parker We really prioritise reliability and speed and efficiency with our technology and we hope that allows our builder customers to do the same. - Jeevan   About Our Host Louisa Dickins Louisa is the co-founder of LMRE, which has rapidly become the market leading global PropTech recruitment platform and search consultancy with operations across North America, United Kingdom, Europe and Asia-Pacific. To promote the industry she is so passionate about, Louisa set up the Global podcast ‘The Propcast' where she hosts and invites guests from the built environment space to join her in conversation about innovation. About LMRE LMRE is globally recognised for leading the way in Real Estate Tech & Innovation talent management. From the outset our vision was to become a global provider of the very best strategic talent to the most innovative organisations in PropTech, ConTech, Smart Buildings, ESG, Sustainability and Strategic Consulting. At LMRE we are fully committed at all times to exceed the expectations of our candidates and clients by providing the very best advice and by unlocking exclusive opportunities across our global network in the UK, Europe, North America and Asia-Pacific.   Sponsors Launch Your Own Podcast A Podcast Company is the leading podcast production and strategic content company for brands, organisations, institutions, individuals, and entrepreneurs. Our team sets you up with the right strategy, equipment, training, guidance and content to ensure you sound amazing while speaking to your niche audience and networking with your perfect clients. Get in touch hello@apodcastcompany.com  

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“Reality capture will revolutionize the way we do business.” Jacinda Matherne, Senior Manager of Industry Alliances and Josh Berger, Sales Manager of Trades at OpenSpace discuss the importance of tracking the process of a job with reality capture and how beneficial it is to visualize the job site. Listen to the barriers of adoption with new technology and how to combat them with Jared Christman, Director of Construction Technology at ELECTRI on “Innovation Overload Podcast: Contractor Takeover,” where innovations in the electrical industry are discussed from one contractor to another. 

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Brian Ringley, Product Manager for Boston Dynamics, and David Burczyk, Construction Robotics Lead for Trimble, join Connected Construction Show host Matt Sprague, to talk about what's happening in the world of construction robotics. They dive into: How companies are actually using Spot on the job site now The challenges they are trying to overcome in giving even more value add to various stakeholders in the construction process How robots can help BIM be used in more real-world challenges Dealing with common communications problems on the job site What's next for Trimble and Boston Dynamics partnership Subscribe: ConnectedConstructionShow.com

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Host Jorien Posthouwer gaat in gesprek met Bertjan Zwerver (technisch consultant bij Esri Nederland) over Reality Capture en luchtfoto's.

Leticia found a lot of success but she also had a ton of challenges. When the massive company she worked for started to go under, she knew she needed to make a change. That's how she wound up making her way back to the family business and found the power she needed to be in control of her journey. Leticia shares the lessons she's learned from both failure and triumphs that you can use to be the boss in your biz.  Can't-Miss Moments From This Episode:Celebrating a potential lay-off with a cruise: why Leticia didn't waste time waiting around for the axe to fall (this is a total power move, and you can do it too!)  I like to do yoga with llamas, Leticia likes to pop champagne: why it's so important to take time to celebrate every moment in entrepreneurship, big and small.  When things felt off with a client, Leticia trusted her gut to keep things out of the gray area. Her story is a brilliant example of why listening to your intuition (especially when you're new to biz) is more important than making the deal.  Could failing a little more get you closer to finding success? When taking the big leap and NOT getting what you were going for can be a powerful advantage. What stories are you hiding from in your business? What happened when Leticia and I stopped hiding from who we are and embraced it fully (hint: what you find shameful might actually be a huge advantage). This one is jam-packed full of advice. Don't miss out - listen now!Leticia's Bio:With 25 years of Telecom experience, Leticia Latino went from working for Merrill Lynch and Telecom Giant Nortel Networks to accepting the challenge of extending the legacy of establishing her family business in the US back in 2002. Neptuno Group was originally founded by her father in 1972 in South America where they helped deploy some of the first Cellular Networks in the region and where they have built over 10,000 Towers.   Leticia is a recipient of several recognitions including ‘Women in IoT' award by Connected Magazine, ‘Revolutionary CEO's' by Aspioneer and as one of this years Most Admired Women Leaders in Business in by CIO Look.   She was recently received recognition as one of the  “Outstanding Business Leaders of 2021” by Business Stalwarts.   Her commitment to innovation has led her company to be a finalist in the Certified Women's Business Enterprises (WBENC)  2019 WeInnovate! Program for Neptuno's Reality Capture and Artificial Intelligence solution. She served as a full member of the Federal Communications Commission's Broadband Development Advisory Committee (BDAC) and as the Chaired the Job Skills and Training Working Group for a two year term (2019-2021).    In addition, Leticia is a published author (Women in Business, Leading the Way), motivational speaker, mentor to young women and a big advocate of nurturing “Human Connections” through her Back2Basics Podcast, where she has had the opportunity to interview high profile personalities such as Marketing Guru Seth Godin and Sounds true Founder Tami Simon and former FCC Commissioner and WIA's CEO Jonathan Adelstein. Resources and links mentioned:Leticia's siteLeticia's podcastBooks mentionedThe Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck by Mark MansonYou Are a Badass by Jen SinceroCome kick ass with me:Permission to Kick Ass websiteAngie's Facebook PageAngie on InstaAngie on YouTubeDownload this episode

In this episode of the Mass Construction Show we sit down with Adam Kersnowski & Adam Settino to speak about Reality Capture. What is it? How can or should we be using it on our job sites? And what does the future hold for you when it comes to data reality capture on your projects. Today's Show is brought to you by Central commercial carpenters and supporters of our conversations. Enjoy the show Follow the Mass Construction Show here: Linkedin Instagram Twitter Facebook TikTok Intro music by Sound Revolution --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/joekelly/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joekelly/support

Christina Heller, CEO of Metastage, joins the podcast to discuss how volumetric capture enables the creation of award-winning immersive projects, their Reality Capture partnership with Microsoft, and the future of digital production in the metaverse.

Imagine having an accurate digital version of the real environment on your construction project. That's exactly what reality capture and site scanning provide. But the potential impact and scope from capturing this data is much bigger than that. Kipp Ivey, National Key Account Manager at Faro, and Adam Settino, Solutions Engineer Manager at Openspace, join the show to break down what it is, why it's useful, and how it works. We discuss: The purpose of reality capture and site scanning and the hardware involved Common myths around reality capture How to decide on the appropriate tool to use on a project How to navigate the implementation process Mentioned during the podcast: Harnessing the Data Advantage in Construction Waypoint 2021 Powered by Openspace Digital Builder is hosted by Eric Thomas of Autodesk. Hear more episodes like this one by subscribing to Digital Builder on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Can't see the links? Just search for Digital Builder in your favorite podcast player.

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Drone reality capture technologies, such as laser scanning and imaging,  are helping a myriad of construction professionals such architects, building owners, general contractors, engineers and commercial real estate receive an accurate data set about their building projects. Join us as Jared Curtis, President of Existing Conditions, discusses how drone technology, combined with traditional architectural tools, helps provide a comprehensive, big-picture view of construction projects.  In this episode, he discusses how drones offer new levels of speed and accuracy, and increasingly allow his team access to spaces that otherwise would be dangerous or inaccessible to accurately document. 

Hoy vamos a hacer una breve introducción a uno de los campos de la medición geoespacial que ha avanzado con muy buen pie dentro de la industria de la Arquitectura, la Ingeniería y la Construcción. A pesar de que la pandemia detuvo un poco la marcha de algunas de las tecnologías emergentes en la construcción, otras tecnologías con años de desarrollo previo siguen afianzándose y ganando la confianza del mercado que alguna vez las vio como poco probable de ser implementada dentro de la industria. Se que muchos de ustedes son entendidos de la materia, pero lo cierto es que, por lo menos en latinoamérica aún muchos desconocen cómo se come todo el tema de Captura de la Realidad y cómo este concepto puede ser llevado a la práctica con el fin de generar nuevas oportunidades de negocio y crecimiento profesional. Así que vamos a abordar esta idea definiendo de manera tangible el alcance del “Reality Capture” y cómo podemos empezar a organizar nuestras ideas con miras a formar parte de la generación que transforma día a día a la Industria AECO. TEMAS CONVERSADOS: Captura de la Realidad (Reality Capture) ¿Qué beneficios obtenemos al Capturar de la Realidad? ¿Cómo funciona la Captura de la Realidad? Algunas recomendaciones para iniciar con buen pie dentro del mundo de Reality Capture --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/travesiabim/message

Pietro Massai è un architetto di Firenze. È giovane ed ha una folta chioma di capelli (che gli invidio molto). Ha un dottorato di ricerca ed ha insegnato all'università di Ferrara. Ora è 100% libero professionista: architetto progettista. Ha sposato il BIM in tempi non sospetti e si occupa anche di rilievi fotogrammetrici per i suoi lavori. Ha un canale YouTube dove pubblica video, molto coinvolgenti, su quello che fa di lavoro. Usa AllPlan e Reality Capture. E ne abbiamo parlato insieme, oltre ad un altro po' di cose. Il suo canale YouTube è questo: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4sHjIcfSWJLpSow_dzyt1g

We invite you to join us for a webinar about the new Leica Cyclone ENTERPRISE solution, which will include an introduction and demonstration of the product, plus: Best practices for managing your projects and organizing data Getting your data ready for use in Cyclone ENTERPRISE upstream in Cyclone REGISTER family products Optimising the downstream uses of your data by adding models, GeoTags and Snapshots Specifications for deploying your Cyclone ENTERPRISE server, locally or in the cloud Register here: https://connect.hexagongeosystems.com/CycloneENTERPRISEWebinar --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/realitycaptureguy/message

Omnia360 ist eine VR-Agentur und spezialisiert auf Reality Capture, also auf 360°- und 3D-Technologie, um die Realität virtuell erlebbar zu machen. Mit einem virtuellen Rundgang lassen sich reale Orte digital begehen, ein 360°-Video fängt ganze Geschichten für den Rundum-Blick ein. Die Google-Tour sorgt für eine erhöhte Sichtbarkeit in den Suchergebnissen, während ein 3D-Showroom digitale Orte schafft, die es so noch nicht gibt. Und eine interaktive 360°-Anwendung kann das Beste aus allen Welten zusammenbringen! Und hier kommt Omnia360 ins Spiel. In diesem Podcast Interview kommen Omnia360 Geschäftsführerin und Co-Founderin Claudia Kiani und Projektmanagerin Angelina Eimecke zu Wort. Wenn Sie selbst auch in diesem Podcast zu Wort kommen wollen, dann nehmen Sie mit mir auf LinkedIn Kontakt auf oder schicken Sie eine Nachricht an: info (add) petervonstamm (Punkt) de. Happy listening Ihr / Euer Peter von Stamm

Bentornati su Snap!Apriamo le danze con l'araba fenice Notre Dame che risorge dalle proprie ceneri grazie alla tecnologia e, visto che siamo in ambito di edifici storici e costruiti, salutiamo con ardore il nuovo acquisto della famiglia Epic Games: Reality Capture!Un salto all'indietro a vedere le novità di Autocad 2022 ed un salto in avanti per parlare del Model Checking nel mondo BIM.Infine, un'occhiata alle nuove modalità di presentazione dei progetti in realtà virtuale ed immersiva con Shapespark.Buon ascolto!--> Capitoli[4.30] Notre Dame tecnologica https://www.ilsole24ore.com/art/de-luca-l-architetto-che-restaura-notre-dame-3d-digitale-e-videogame-ADVsOrMB[11.00] Epic Games e Reality Capture https://skycrabacademy.net/blogs/notizie/reality-capture-epic-games[14.30] Autocad 2022 https://architosh.com/2021/03/autodesk-announces-autocad-2022/[22.15] Model check https://bim.acca.it/bim-model-checking/[32.30] Shapespark per navigare in un modello in browser https://www.shapespark.com[35.30] Saluti—> Se vuoi unirti alla discussione sugli argomenti trattati nel podcast puoi trovarmi su:- Twitter https://twitter.com/Architecday - Instagram https://www.instagram.com/architecday/- sul blog Mac e Architettura https://marchdotnet.wordpress.com - canale Telegram SNAPPer https://t.me/snapperarchitetti —> Piaciuto l’episodio? Lascia una recensione su iTunes seguendo la guida di Filippo Strozzi di Avvocati e Mac https://bit.ly/2WPVuJ9 o contribuisci a sostenere l’infrastruttura di Runtime http://runtimeradio.it/ancheio/ anche via PayPal https://www.paypal.me/runtimeradio ; se invece preferisci, puoi farlo in modo del tutto gratuito utilizzando questo mio link sponsorizzato Amazon https://amzn.to/3gc4PCJ quando vorrai acquistare un prodotto presente su Amazon: l’importo non subirà variazioni ed una piccola percentuale di esso sarà donato a questo podcast.—> Tra l’altro, puoi ascoltare il Podcast anche su Spotify https://spoti.fi/2WR861q e vedere di cosa mi occupo sul mio sito professionale: http://www.studioemme2.itAlla prossima!Roberto.

Jon Lee is a Reality Capture specialist with a life long background and passion within the construction field. As the CTO for Data Aero, Jon is creating and streamlining the workflow of projects to produce deliverables that are accurate and actionable. Jon's passion for surveying and mapping has helped him create partnerships with industry experts and integrate high-resolution data into their everyday workflow.

We had some new software releases last week - here's my top ten new features (in no particular order). Contact me at paul.burrows@leica-geosystems.com #laserscanning #realitycapture #leica #hexagon --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/realitycaptureguy/message

Alec Pestov is presenting vGIS - BIM, GIS and Reality Capture in Augmented Reality.  Alec Pestov is the CEO and the Founder of vGIS. vGIS is a leading extended reality (XR) visualization platform that transforms traditional BIM, GIS, Reality Capture, and other types of spatial data into visually stunning yet practical augmented reality overlays. vGIS aggregates data from a variety of sources, including Autodesk models, Bentley BIM designs, and Esri ArcGIS, to display it in a unified, real-time augmented reality and mixed-reality (MR) view with centimeter-level positioning accuracy.  vGIS is the most advanced #AugmentedReality #AR #visualization platform for #GIS, #CAD and other #spatially-referenced data. Subscribe Spotify | Apple | YouTube | Google | Stitcher | Player.fm | iHeart Resources Alec's LinkedIn profile vGIS  Other resources Try Plannerly for FREE - The BIM Management Platform  

Here's a synopsis for the upcoming webinar! Optimize your Digital Construction QA Workflows with Verity, powered by JetStream Please join us for an informative webinar on Leica Geosystems' latest solution in the digital construction space, Verity powered by JetStream, created in cooperation with our partners at ClearEdge. Digital Construction workflows, leveraging the sometimes labour-intensive creation and maintenance of BIM models, have developed rapidly over the last few years. Verity has been at the front of that movement offering an automated solution for clash/anti-clash reporting to conduct as-built verification and construction progress reporting. Verity compares laser scans of as-built conditions against any 3D Navisworks model to generate accurate quality assessments. Now, you can check 100% of installed work in the time it used to take to spot check 5% and find construction mistakes before they become expensive problems. Verity powered by JetStream takes the industry leading solution from Verity and supercharges it with Leica's JetStream technology for up to 10x faster analysis and reporting from project loading to final delivery, while tapping into the collaborative benefits of working within the JetStream ecosystem. This webinar will discuss: Where does Verity sit within the Leica Field-to-Finished workflow Choosing the right sensor and the right field workflow to get the most out of Verity powered by JetStream Preparing your data for use in Verity powered by JetStream How CloudWorx and Verity combine to supercharge your Verity workflow What are the unique benefits of Verity powered by JetStream --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/realitycaptureguy/message

A brief introduction to Cyclone ENTERPRISE, TruView LIVE and also Cyclone FIELD 360 for the ScanStation P-Series - enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/realitycaptureguy/message

Leica Geosystems is proud to offer a collection of products developed exclusively for distribution by Leica Geosystems which leverage our core JetStream technology, bringing universal access to reality capture data via smarter, ‘publish once' workflows. JetStream powers both a centralised project workflow in our Enterprise management server for collaborative streaming, as well as a local, shareable workflow via LGS files. JetStream technology powers instant visualisation and full data access, including: Point clouds Imagery (including HDR and IR when available from Leica Geosystems sensors) GeoTags (geo-located hotlinks) and their attached and associated media assets Assets (such as photos, videos, text files, reports, and more) Markups Extensive metadata JetStream technology is a collection of core Leica Geosystems' reality capture software technology components. JetStream technology powers the Leica Cyclone product family and are deployed by Geosystems partners to super-charge their solutions and optimise reality capture workflows. Leica Geosystems is bringing added value beyond just point clouds and imagery to the market's best-in-class workflows. The Powered by JetStream partner products range from in-field applications to automated Building Information Modelling (BIM) extraction and specialty data analysis, all powered by the unique JetStream technology. Learn more about our currently available, exclusive Powered by JetStream partner products below or contact us for more information. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/realitycaptureguy/message

Struggle with Matterport scans in spaces with subpar or no lighting? Need consistent, predictable lighting? Hi All,Do you struggle doing Matterport scans in spaces with no subpar or no lighting such as:1. real estate listings2. fire/flood damaged homes and businesses for insurance documentation3. Restoration3. "As-Builts"4. Construction Sites5. Locations without windows6. Basements7. Crawl spaces8. Tunnels9. Caves10 Mines11. Other spaces ....Simsbury, CT-based Matterport Service Provider Tony Healy with Capture, LLC did struggle with Matterport scans that needed additional light - until he helped pioneer a solution that Litra now sells: LitraTorch 2.0 Reality Capture Lighting KitTony @Capture will be my guest on WGAN-TV Live at 5 on Thursday, 12 November 2020:✓ How to (Easily) Add Lights to Matterport Pro2 Camera"The LitraTorch 2.0 Reality Capture Lighting Kit is a professional solution as it has a lot more than simple add on and pointing light," Tony emailed me in prep for this live WGAN-TV show. "It's well thought out to really tackle insurance and restoration but can be simplified to meet the needs of someone just needing light, too. With the LitraTorch 2.0 Reality Capture Lighting Kit, you can easily create consistent, predictable lighting for your Matterport Pro2 Camera."Among the questions that I will ask Tony:1. What lighting problems did you experience as a Matterport Service Provider that motivated you to help pioneer what is now known as the LitraTorch 2.0 Reality Capture Lighting Kit?2. Show us Matterport scans before and after adding LitraTorch 2.0 Reality Capture Lighting Kit3. What's included in the LitraTorch 2.0 Reality Capture Lighting Kit? [I will do an unboxing of the kit.]4. Show how to mount the Litra lighting to a Matterport Pro2 3D Camera (What is a 3M Dual Lock mounting tape?)5. Show how to use the built-in levelers6. Why did you focus on a lighting solution that uses Litra lighting?7. Why did you decide to work with Litra to manufacture and sell the kit?8. Tell us more about the LitraTorch 2.0 lighting (lighting wide/tall enough for Matterport?)9. How long will the LitraTorch 2.0 lighting last on a charge? (How to charge?) (External power?)10. Can/Should the LitraTorch 2.0 Reality Capture Lighting Kit be used during everyday scans?11. What kind of Matterport scans are the LitraTorch 2.0 Reality Capture Lighting Kit a must have12. What kind of Matterport scans are the LitraTorch 2.0 Reality Capture Lighting Kit nice to have13. What about Litra filters?14. How important are these lights for Building Information Management (BIM) projects (and why)?15. Water proof?16. How does the weight of the LitraTorch 2.0 Reality Capture Lighting Kit affect the Matterport Pro2 Camera?17. Pricing for LitraTorch 2.0 Reality Capture Lighting Kit18. Special Offer for WGAN Forum Members for the LitraTorch 2.0 Reality Capture Lighting KitWhat other questions should I ask Tony?Special Offer for WGAN Forum MembersSave 20 percent – and free shipping over $50 in USA –  now through 30 November 2020 on:✓ LitraTorch 2.0 Reality Capture Lighting Kit✓ Litra 360 Mount BundleWGAN Forum Members | Use Litra Coupon Code: CYBERNOVBest,Dan

The public safety segment is large and covers a huge range of applications. In this latest edition of the Reality Capture Guy podcast we look at the public safety segment in greater detail and try to understand where Leica geosystems has products and solutions which fit into this market. We also talk briefly about the Leica BLK247 product line which provides real time tactical tactical awareness using our reality capture solutions. Watch our upcoming Public Safety webinar by registering here: https://connect.hexagongeosystems.com/publicsafetyRC2020 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/realitycaptureguy/message

In this edition of the Reality Capture Guy podcast we look at the rise in the phenomenon of scripting. There is so much flexibility that is available when using scripting in your software packages and this episode touches briefly on the scripting engine that you can use within solutions like Cyclone 3DR Learn more about the scripts available for Leica Cyclone 3DR here or here Learn more about Leica Cyclone 3DR here Thank you for listening! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/realitycaptureguy/message

With so many online events happening in 2020 it's very easy to get swept up in the whole process and get involved with far too many! How are you coping with so many online events? Are you close to burnout? Whether you're presenting or whether you're viewing it's actually very tough doing everything 100% remotely - as I am finding out! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/realitycaptureguy/message

This weeks sees Intergeo go Digital and Hexagon Geosystems is there in full force - join us! Learn more here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=le89oveNNTo&feature=emb_logo --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/realitycaptureguy/message

With the rise in prominence of reality capture data and the requirement for users to be able to access this quickly from any location, this short episode discusses some of the ways in which HUGE datasets can be shared quickly and easily. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/realitycaptureguy/message

With this years event being 100% online, Reality Capture Guy discuss what this means for the industry in 2020 and whether this will change the future format of physical events in 2021 and beyond. Get in touch and let us know your opinion... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/realitycaptureguy/message

Reality Capture Guy's take on mobile mapping and some of the software advancements helping to bring together data from multiple sources --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/realitycaptureguy/message

LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook... forums... even pod-casts! What's your favourite platform and why? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/realitycaptureguy/message

Just a very quick thank you for attending the last webinar session plus some thoughts around what's coming in the future. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/realitycaptureguy/message

A quick look at the applications of construction verification and how reality capture feeds into it. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/realitycaptureguy/message

This is a trailer for the Reality Capture Guy podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/realitycaptureguy/message

This episode looks at the phenomenon of virtual events in a post COVID-19 world and whether you think they're actually any good... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/realitycaptureguy/message

In questa puntata Gabrio Rossi ci guida in un approfondimento sul mondo del laser scanning.Gabrio è architetto e CEO di Intellegere s.r.l. - società di ingegneria di Bergamo.Affronta il rilievo per le proprie necessità di progettista.E di rilievo 3D, o meglio, "Reality Capture", se ne occupa da parecchio tempo.Gabrio condivide quello che ha imparato sul mondo del laser scanner:- tecnologia e principi;- tempo di volo e differenza di fase;- modi di uso e differenze tra macchine;- approccio al dato da ricostruire e forma mentis del tecnico del rilievo.E poi ci racconta come da poco è iniziata la sua avventura, e quella del team di Intellegere, come rivenditori italiani degli strumenti Z+F.Passione e curiosità prima di tutto ma con il vantaggio di poter offrire un supporto concreto da parte di chi fa effettivamente il rilievo di campo e si confronta con i problemi reali che si incontrano in campo.Il riferimento online di Intellegere s.r.l. è: http://intellegere.net/index.htmlIl contatto LinkedIN di Gabrio Rossi é: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gabrio-rossi/Se hai una storia o un'esperienza da raccontare puoi scrivermi su Telegram: t.me/paolocorradeghiniSe ti va, puoi iscriverti al canale Telegram di 3DMetrica: t.me/tredimetricaE se pensi che quello che condivido ha un valore per puoi scegliere di supportarmi e diventare un finanziatore di 3DMetrica: www.3dmetrica.it/supportaIn questa puntata ho inserito queste musiche:"V" by Weary Eyes from Fugue;"Once the clouds lift" by Weary Eyes from Fugue;"Your battles are over" by Weary Eyes from Fugue.

Cofounder and CEO of Sketchfab, Alban Denoyel joins Azad to talk about all things 3D on the web. Topics discussed: - Why sketchfab was created - Why the large tech companies can't compete against Sketchfab's community - The importance of having downloading/remixing functionality - Why it’s difficult to be build both a community and a store - What’s the point of 3D reality capture?

This week’s show is all about Generative Design & Reality Capture in the construction industry. The episode comes from Copenhagen, Denmark and the famous BLOXhub coworking space for urban innovators.I sat down with Niels Falke, the CEO of HD Lab. HD Lab is a forward-thinking team of designers, programmers, engineers and they specialise in a range of services including automated design, as-built scanning, scan-to-BIM and much more as we’ll hear.In this episode, we’ll be answering some big questions, like: What are the similarities between generative design and self-driving cars? How do you manage intellectual property within automated design?What are HD Lab’s plans for the future? Links:HD LabIntegrating Project Delivery – Martin Fischer, Howard W. Ashcraft, Dean Reed Atul KhanzodeLinkedIn [Niels Falk, Will Needham]Liked this episode?Hover over the image below and click on the Pinterest logo to Pin to Pinterest, or simply share the URL on your preferred social media platform.Intro music by Vidian

NexTech changes the game with the introduction of 3-d augmented reality capture

Combining measurements and imagery, laser scanners can capture any site, for example plants, buildings or crime scenes, to create a 3D digital model. The resulting model can be used for design and comparison purposes, to ensure site safety in inhospitable environments or as evidence in a criminal case, capturing every detail with to-the-millimeter accuracy. Hans Tuexsen, Terrestrial Laser Scanning Business Director, and Faheem Khan, Vice-president of survey solutions at Leica Geosystems, discuss how recent laser scanning technology in the last 12 months combine one-touch operation with portability and speed to deliver high levels of accuracy, automation and the ability to create 3D environments in a matter of minutes.

Delivering clean water and energy. Building iconic skyscrapers. Planning new cities. Restoring damaged environments. Connecting people and economies with roads, bridges, tunnels and transit systems. Designing parks where children play. Helping governments maintain stability and security. Worldwide, AECOM designs, builds, operates and manages projects like these through Design & Consulting Services, Construction Services and Management Services segments.

How to make money with Bluetooth Beacons Meets Matterport 3D Tour Pros Hi All,Imagine that a prospective home buyer drives by a house for sale and automatically receives a link on their smartphone to a Matterport 3D Tour – or single property website.How is that possible? Find out on WGAN-TV Live at 5 (5 pm EDT | GMT -4) on Wednesday, 22 August 2018: Bluetooth Beacons Meets 3D Tour Marketing for Matterport Service Providers.Our guests will be Allan Retail Group Founder – and Matterport Service Provider – Dorothy Allan. And, how can you leverage this knowledge to differentiate your Matterport Service Provider business to get more business while helping your real estate agents win more listing presentations?Plus, imagine the same scenario in retail – with an expert in the retail space collaborating with you. Live in a tourist destination? A must watch show.Here's some of the topics we will cover during this WGAN-TV Live at 5 show:The key to growth is diversification, bolt on services are the key (Add Ons)✓ Real Estate is a warm market any agent can use a NFC device-- Link to a single page website-- Link to a landing page (creates SEO backlinks)-- Link directly to a Matterport or CUPIX tour-- Real time analytics-- Easy to set up landing pages✓ Bluetooth enabled / Google Nearby (investment)-- Makes Wi-Fi as a delivery irrelevant-- Very easy to use-- Back office analytics-- Newest Androids come with Google Nearby on out of the box and every time the phone is powered up✓ Proximity messaging as a service can expand Reality Capture professional 360 market-- Retail, service, tourism, event marketers can leverage proximity marketing-- Is great lead for a 3D/VR Tour✓ Learn-- Order one and try it yourself-- Get your own account, learn the ins and outs-- Shared LearningPlus, join the Virtual Studio Audience and ask your NFC questions.Best,Dan

Leica Geosystems, Matterport and Multivista are partnering to create innovative solutions for the AEC market. With the Leica BLK360 imaging laser scanner, Matterport Pro2 Camera and Multivista construction documentation software, AEC professionals can explore spaces, design ideas and perform reality capture like never before.

Nick Lievendag from 3D Scan Expert joins Az and Petr to talk about all things Photogrammetry, 3D Scanning, and the future of 3D reality capture.

This week's construction tech news with James Benham (@JamesMBenham), Buck Davis (@BIMboxUSA) and Guest Co-Host Sasha Reed (@AlohaSasha), Featuring: - Construction Tech News of the Week - Tech You Should Try: ASL Tool in PlanGrid - Interview with: John Chawlibog from Matterport Follow @TheConTechCrew on social media for more updates and to join the conversation! Listen to the show at http://thecontechcrew.com Powered by JBKnowledge. Learn more at http://thecontechcrew.com or follow @JBKnowledge & @TheConTechCrew on Twitter.

3D printing is having an effect on the way things are made. This episode talks about what those things are, how it benefits us all and how you can get involved. Chris Dombos knows a thing or two about 3D printing, and he is also a massive FX nerd so we got on rather well. Having met him first at LA IMATS in Jan 2017 (I discovered he had some of the original Lost Boys moulds), it made sense to catch up when he came over to London recently. Of course, I figured bring the mic and make a podcast out of it. We recorded in a cemetery in London, so there are background noises. The whole gamut of life - cars, sirens, passing people, kids, birds in the sky, aircraft, wind – it’s all there in a place of the dead. It's all background, our audio is clear and we chatted about a number of great topics which matter to anyone who makes things. This includes: There have been a number of auctions as big FX shops started scaling down! This means that the larger shops have all but disappeared but more smaller operations opening up. Props Store London https://propstore.com/ Importance of design and the danger of generic, the process informing the look. Occulus Medium: https://www.oculus.com/medium/ Cost of CAD programs - the free and the fortunes. Digital sculpting revealing an artists lack of anatomical understanding, and how an understanding of form is essential to good sculpture regardless of the medium – clay or pixels. Costs or materials v digital process. It exists as a process, will only get better. The increased incident of joined up thinking, and how digital FX uses a team to create what would have been the job of one person, teams fitting together. For practical FX this wider collaboration is a new thing. We also mention some great artists. These include: Norman Cabreara https://www.instagram.com/norman_cabrera_monsters/ Steve Wang https://www.instagram.com/stevewangcreaturecreator/ Gio Nakpil http://gionakpil.com/ Bill Corso https://www.stanwinstonschool.com/artists/special-effects-makeup-artist-bill-corso Digital Makeup Group - http://www.digitalmakeupgroup.com/ Adam beane and 'CS Wax' http://www.adambeaneindustries.com/cx5/ Landon Meier http://www.hyperflesh.com/ Jose Fernandez and http://ironheadstudio.com/ Software and websites to help include: Modo https://www.foundry.com/products/modo Places to learn 3D Sculpting https://www.renderosity.com/ http://www.wings3d.com/ Sculptris http://pixologic.com/sculptris/ ZBrush Central http://www.zbrushcentral.com/ ZBrush http://pixologic.com/zclassroom/ ZBrush Core https://store.pixologic.com/zbrushcore/ who listened to sculptors to make the software work for sculpture. Mudbox (https://www.autodesk.com/products/mudbox/overview ), DigiPen https://www.digipen.edu/ Gnomon https://www.gnomon.edu/ Pluralsight (Formerly Digital Tutors) https://www.pluralsight.com/ https://www.gentlegiantstudios.com/ https://3dprinting.com/what-is-3d-printing/ Reality Capture – photogrammetry software https://www.capturingreality.com/ Hope you enjoy this episode - It's exciting and scary at the same time for me. Check us out on Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/stuartandtodd/ or email us direct at stuartandtodd@gmail.com! - Stuart & Todd

Olsson Associates has developed new relationships and breathed new life into its Land Survey practice by adding Leica Geosystems 3D Scanning and Aerial Photogrammetry technology into its solutions portfolio.

In this episode, Bill and Charlie talk with Kelly Cone, Vice President of Product Management at ClearEdge3D about reality capture. Kelly shares insight about the tools, software and processes for capturing the real world and how to translate that into BIM. Along the we talk about the challenges associated with accuracy, adoption and the future … Read More →

Carla Edwards and Bill Debevc talk with Paul F. Aubin and  Silviu Stoian about Reality Capture at the International Reality Capture Workshop in the ancient City of Volterra,  Italy.  We talk about using Drones and LiDAR as well as other technologies used to capture Volterra from the city, building and object level. Here is some more information … Read More →

Introducing the Leica Pegasus: Backpack for measurement professionals on the go. This podcast examines the need for mobile and wearable mapping in today’s surveying landscape including the BIM, 6D and SLAM technology.

Hear a phone conversation with Adam Spring -- a noted business development professional and expert in 3D reality capture workflows and markets - and Angela Simoes of Autodesk discussing the evolution of reality capture and computing, and its impact on the AEC industry. The interview opens with how reality capture and computing is being incorporated today within a building design lifecycle, including what Adam sees as a shift from productivity computing to creative computing. Angela then asks Adam now designers can get started with reality capture and computing. Other topics Adam addresses include the "Visual Age of Information" with new tools and technologies to communicate with building project stakeholders [e.g. Autodesk ReCap with its fly-through capabilities]. The interview concludes with Adam commenting on the latest advancements in reality capture and computing, citing the work of the German firm Christofori Und Partner; Holograms from Zebra Imaging; and a Bay Area firm PhaseSpace augmented reality for mobile phones.