USS Iowa Project: Phase One
The first stage of the USS Iowa project is done. Using 3x FARO scanners, 6x DJI sUAS (drones), and a team of 6 (Dave Tyner and Gregg Lagnese from Autodesk, […]
Category Archives: Laser Scan
Virtualizing USS Iowa
Another project involving the virtualization of things, this time a main battery turret on board the USS Iowa will begin in early December 2018. A team from Carahsoft, Autodesk, HTS […]
High Flow Experiment / Glen Canyon Dam
Very grateful to have been invited to the recent High Flow Experiment at Glen Canyon Dam in Page AZ. Our project there to capture, model and virtualize the facility continues […]
Glen Canyon Dam: Phase One Complete
Happy to report that Phase One of the Glen Canyon Dam project is complete. The Autodesk / Bureau of Reclamation / eTrac / R2Sonic team collected 677 scans using three […]
C-130 Scan
A team from Autodesk & ECI laser recently scanned a USAF C-130 at the Orlando Airport. The objective was to create a very accurate model of the aircraft that will […]
Glen Canyon Dam – Page AZ
Toured Glen Canyon Dam last week in preparation for pending project. We will begin the “capture” phase of this facility, both inside and out – and on the upstream side […]
Warrior Canine Connection Project
We are honored to participate in a project to refurbish several buildings at the Warrior Canine Connection facility in Maryland. In mid April we’ll be doing the reality capture portion of 2x […]
Pemaquid Point Lighthouse
What a pleasure to scan/fly/capture this iconic site with friends David Heath and Terry Bennett TWICE at two different times of the year. The lighthouse just had it’s 250th anniversary […]
Reality Capture at Norlands
David Heath from Bath Iron Works joined Terry Bennett and Pete Kelsey from Autodesk this week in Livermore, Maine to “capture” this historic site. A FARO Focus 3D x330 Laser […]
World War I Memorial Inventory Project
We joined the World War I Memorial Inventory Project folks this week at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, CA. This project requires the creation of over 4000 photogrammetry models […]
