Zeiss T-Scan Hawk, Apple iPhone 12 Lidar, HP Reverb 2 Omnicept

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Издатель Nov 7, 2020

Hello 3D scanner community,
October 2020 brings some news in the field of point clouds, 3D scanners and point cloud software. But we also have topics in the area of classification of geodata or point clouds and VR applications.

Hardware:
Highlight is the Zeiss T-SCAN Hawk. The first precision handheld scanner of the metrology manufacturer. A competitor to the Creaform handheld scanners.
https://www.handsonmetrology.com/products/t-scan-10-20

The American manufacturer Ouster releases its solid state scanner development. The Ouster ES2 will be available from 2024, costing only 600 dollars and will be used for autonomous driving, robotics and industrial applications. 100 000 hours of operation durability are planned.
https://ouster.com/blog/the-es2-the-first-true-solid-state-high-performance-digital-lidar/

Gexcel introduces the Heron Twin. 2 Velodyne scanners provide better coverage and the Italian manufacturer's system uses SLAM technology. The data analysis is done in the software Reconstructor.

Kaarta only supports Velodyne scanners in the Kaarta Cloud.

Apple's iPhone 12 now has an integrated laser scanner. Matterport now also offers an app that can calculate 3 geometric data of rooms from the iPhone Lidar data.
https://matterport.com/blog/verdict-iphone-users-embrace-3d-matterport-capture-app

The German manufacturer Pointly shows some stuff about classification of UAV photogrammetry data.

Hewlett Packard presents the new HP Reverb 2 Omnicept and a solution that allows other developers to integrate VR glasses into their ecosystem.
https://www8.hp.com/us/en/vr/reverb-g2-vr-headset-omnicept-edition.html?jumpid=va_cdbrzpgewu