Looq AI: smart reality capture

A new integrated reality capture solution uses computer vision, AI and a proprietary handheld camera with GPS, to capture infrastructure at scale The post Looq AI: smart reality capture appeared first on AEC Magazine.

Looq AI launches reality capture platform

Computer vision, AI and a proprietary device with multiple cameras and GPS, combine to capture infrastructure at scale The post Looq AI launches reality capture platform appeared first on AEC Magazine.

GPS Tracking: 7 Ways It Transforms Vehicle Management

In the dynamic realm of modern business, where precision and operational efficiency are paramount, the integration of GPS tracking has sparked a transformative revolution in the vehicle management industry. Moving beyond conventional fleet oversight, GPS technology has evolved into the cornerstone for orchestrating a seamless symphony of logistical proficiency. Let’s delve even deeper into five […] The post GPS Tracking: 7 Ways It Transforms Vehicle Management first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.

Sto GPS Board Rigid Insulation & StoTherm® ci GPS Wall System

Sto Corp., the market leader in innovative exterior wall systems, has announced the introduction of Sto GPS Board, a graphite-enhanced, 100% closed-cell expanded polystyrene insulation board that can be used in a variety of applications, including the new StoTherm® ci GPS wall system, and improved StoTherm ci MVES and StoPowerwall® ci systems. Compared with other […] The post Sto GPS Board Rigid Insulation & StoTherm® ci GPS Wall System first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.

Dozer GPS pods can be made safer

Mick George Group is urging bulldozer owners to follow its lead to reduce the risk of operators falling from machines.

Tom Scott - The Concrete Pillars On Top Of British Hills: Trig Points, 08122014

Around the United Kingdom there are odd concrete pillars on the top of hills, built to last for decades if not centuries. They've got a cryptic marking on them, and the words "Ordnance Survey Triangulation Station". What are they? (They're trig points.) Who put them there? (Brigadier Martin Hotine and thousands of people working with him.) And why? (To get an accurate map of the UK, with maths.)