Washburn Norlands Project – Livermore, Maine USA
We are very excited indeed to be conducting a Reality Capture survey of the Washburn Norlands Living History Center in late July 2015. We will deploy terrestrial laser scanning and […]
Category Archives: Laser Scan
Charlestown Navy Yard Dry Dock
Autodesk employees Terry Bennett, Mike Kotanian, and Pete Kelsey began work on what will eventually be a very accurate computer model of the USS Constitution. The project began recently with […]
WWII B-17E . . . The Swamp Ghost
While working in Hawaii on the USS Arizona project Pete had the opportunity to laser scan a WWII B-17E known as the Swamp Ghost at the Pacific Aviation Museum. While […]
BarBC Dude Ranch -Grand Teton NP
We had the great pleasure of laser scanning three buildings at the BarBC Dude Ranch located in Grand Teton National Park recently. The National Parks (NPS) were keen to digitally […]
Scanning a 1954 Ferrari 375 MM Spider
We were lucky to be invited to the Pebble Beach Concours d Elegance where we were even luckier to meet Charles Betz owner of a very rare and valuable Ferrari. […]
Scanning and Flying Red Rocks Amphitheater
Pete had a last minute invite to join an Autodesk team tasked with laser scanning and doing UAV based photogrammetry at the Red Rocks Amphitheater in Golden, CO. The resulting […]
St. Philomena Church, Kalawao, Hawaii
While conducting coral research with the National Park Service in Kalaupapa, Hawaii we took delivery of a FARO Focus 3D x330 laser scanner. With permission from the Park Service […]
U.S. Air Force Academy Cadet Chapel
What an honor it has been to participate in a reality capture project at such an iconic place! I led an Autodesk team that laser scanned, photographed and shot 4K video […]
Arizona Memorial Project Shared with the Media
On Memorial Day this week the National Park Service and Autodesk, Inc held a press conference to share an early look at the data gathered and subsequent computer models. What […]
Beauty in Micronesia
We got so caught in getting the scanning work done on Kosrae, that it was hard to notice what a beautiful island it is — still somewhat untouched by tourism. […]
