At the beginning of major mining or civil engineering projects, one of the more manual, technically challenging and hazardous tasks involves rock and land surveying. The process of inspecting rock faces, for example, is a manual one through which geologists [...]
As a result of your feedback over the past few months, 3DR has introduced some great new features that will make data collection with Site Scan even easier. Capturing oblique imagery with Site Scan Field It is possible to capture both nadir and oblique [...]
January 16, 2017
Industry, Technology
BIM is creatively finding its way into more areas than I would have imagined. I was involved in the training of a Company that plan to capitalise on a wide range of BIM workflows, where frankly, I don’t know if [...]
Hey BIM Users, if you missed out last October catch up online with the pdfs. From Maturity and Change Models, Drones, Aerial Laser Survey Data and more, don’t miss out on the next BIM hit in 29 days. This November [...]
November 1, 2016
A2K News, Events
Innovative and Tech Savvy Engineers come forth, if you haven’t already heard Engineering the Future, the Future of Making Things, BIM For Infrastructure and BIM MEP AUS are coming up this October. FutureNet is hosting the Innovation: Engineering the Future- [...]
Australia led the way with the world’s first formal regulations surrounding drones for both civilian and commercial use. Regulations, which the rest of the world watched eagerly and with many following in a similar fashion. In what could have been [...]
September 29, 2016
Technology
3D Robotics Inc. became a staple brand in the drone industry through its work to serve the do-it-yourself and recreational user, but now the company believes it has created the complete drone hardware, software and support package suitable for commercial [...]