HeyJared2D Is Against My Religion with Michal Gula
Interviews with professionals from 3D industry, because 2D Is Against My Religion.
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New NavVis CLX - Everything you need to know (opens the original)
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NavVis CLX is a compact handheld SLAM laser scanner built for LOD200 reality capture, everyday site documentation, scan-to-BIM/CAD, quantity surveying and area referencing. Michael Schoelkopf, Director of Product Reality Capture at NavVis, explains how CLX compares with NavVis MLX and VLX, why dual LiDAR and an integrated screen matter, and where the scanner works—and where it does not.The conversation covers 400,000 points per second, three 12 MP cameras, live 2D/3D coverage feedback, control p
Why INTERGEO Still Wins in the AI Era w/ Olaf Freier (opens the original)
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INTERGEO, geospatial AI and reality capture are reshaping surveying, digital twins, BIM and the economics of technical trade shows. Olaf Freier joins Michael to explain how GPS, GIS, drones, SLAM and AI compressed decades of innovation into year-by-year disruption—and why face-to-face trust matters more as digital information becomes easier to generate and harder to verify.They break down the exhibitor mistakes that destroy trade show ROI: treating attendance as the strategy, choosing booth spac
The Future of 3D Scanning Is Autonomous - Ben Williams on SLAM, Robotics & Surveying (opens the original)
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Autonomous 3D scanning, GPS-denied SLAM, and Level 4B robotics are reshaping surveying, mining, and reality capture. Exyn Technologies COO Ben Williams explains the difference between automation and autonomy, why autonomous LiDAR systems outperform rigid workflows in dynamic environments, and what happens to scanning operators as machines take over field capture. The conversation covers autonomy levels, ExynAI and Nexys, underground mine mapping, digital twins, SLAM drift, GNSS and RTK correctio
Is a 3D Mesh Really a Digital Twin? Kelly Watt Breaks the Industry’s Biggest Myth (opens the original)
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Digital twin, reality capture, BIM, point clouds, 3D mesh, LiDAR, SLAM and Matterport all collide in this sharp debate with Kelly Watt. We break down what actually makes a digital twin useful: not the buzzword, but the data, context, decision support, workflow and ROI behind it. Kelly explains why a 3D model, point cloud or Matterport tour can be part of a digital twin ecosystem without automatically becoming a mature digital twin. The discussion moves from iPhone LiDAR and Polycam scanning to T
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