Leaning Tower scanned in 20 minutes
has Jonathan Roberts of the company CSIRO Computational Informatics something accomplished in 20 minutes what the past generations have probably used months: He has scanned the Leaning Tower of Pisa in record speed with an innovative 3D scanner. Mind inside and out. The special is now not only the speed with which the 3D scan was performed, but also the practical mobile device that Jonathan has been used for this task. An innovative 3D scanner for rooms and buildings.
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Leaning Tower of Pisa – From innovative 3D scanner only 20 minutes to scan
The Leaning Tower of Pisa. All know him and since the report by BBC, which is further seen below, yet the determined one or more. With the new CSIRO 3D scanner called “Zebedee”, which at first glance looks a little like a snake head which it is moving constantly back and forth, the company succeeded perfectly to scan the Leaning Tower of Pisa, within 20 minutes from inside and outside. This represents the possibilities of the new 3D scanner impressive evidence and could in the future lead to rooms and buildings could be scanned quickly for Google Earth, for example, more efficient and more reliable. Especially for large office buildings, for the space-Management of Universities including the new 3D scanning technology itself could turn out as a huge advantage.
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Video: Leaning Tower of Pisa – In 20 minutes of “Zebedee” scanned
