Posts Tagged ‘mobile’
1. One of the most hyped news stories from the CES this week is Navteq’s True laser scanning system.
2. This is opening up the consumer side of laser scanning.
3. It is all based on the mobile market – the place where the serious venture capital is being dropped.
Posted by Gene V. Roe on January 7th, 2010 under Business Development, Technology, The Industry Tags: 3D laser scanning, Bing Maps, CES, Consumer Electronics Show, laser scanning, LiDAR, LiDAR Mapping, Microsoft, mobile, mobile mapping, Navteq, tablet computers, Velodyne-64E S2 •
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1. The new Steve Winwood/Eric Clapton Live Concert DVD is a must buy.
2. CityGML has 5 levels of detail well defined for 3D cities.
3. We need to document the early digital cities success stories in terms of ROI.
Posted by Gene V. Roe on May 21st, 2009 under Business Development, Government, Standards, The Industry Tags: 2.5D, 3D laser scanning, 3D-4D, airborne, BIM, CityGML, concerts, data standard, Eric Clapton, LiDAR Mapping, Madison Square Garden, mobile, OGC, ROI, solar rights, static, Steve Winwood •
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1. Spar 2009 is one of the most valuable conferences I have attended in a long time.
2. The breadth of applications where laser scanning is making a difference is growing rapidly.
3. Zebra Imaging’s holographic display technology was the most unique of all at the conference.
Posted by Gene V. Roe on April 1st, 2009 under Conferences, Construction, Technology, The Industry Tags: 3D laser scanning, Allen Nobles & Assoc., ASTM E57, Clough Harbor and Associates, earthmine, holographic display, LiDAR, Mabat 3D Technologies Ltd., metric panaromas, mobile, Terrapoint, Yosemite •
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