Use Case

Multi Camera Photogrammetry in Pixpro

Using two or more cameras in a single scan provides better coverage, detail, and convenience. But it also poses a few challenges. In this blog post, we will go over the fundamentals of combining two or more different imagery sources to get a successful 3D reconstruction in one go.

Drone Rules and Regulations - Worldwide Fundamentals

Drones are toys, tools, and entertainment. For whatever purpose you use a drone - there are rules and regulations. These rules are becoming more mature, and everyone should understand what is allowed and how you should operate your flying machine.

Human Photogrammetry with a Single Camera

Scanning a human being is quite a famous photogrammetry use case nowadays, from getting scans for fun to replicate yourself in 3D space to high-end CGI and medical applications. Often, you see people captured in multi-camera rigs, where photos are taken from all camera positions simultaneously.

Tower Inspection With Photogrammetry

Inspection and photogrammetric capture is the perfect combination for data acquisition and analysis. Inspection is often done and associated with real-time work - looking around with the help of specific equipment and your eyes. Photogrammetric capture provides data that will remain as long as you n

Construction Site Inspection With Photogrammetry

Safety and efficiency are two terms that construction site managers love the most. For this blog post, we have a real-world use case for a small roof construction site.

Multiple Roof Inspection - Low Altitude Orthophoto

Roof inspection is a staple use case for aerial photogrammetry. This blog post looks at a particular flavor of roof inspection for analysis. After renovating an entire block of buildings, we need to check for defects or any shortcomings the contractor might have missed.

Photogrammetry for Building Demolition - Volume Measurements

As photogrammetry software developers, we at Pixpro have the opportunity to work with professionals from many fields. Demolition and material removal are some areas in the construction industry that can significantly benefit from photogrammetric workflows

Cave Entrance Finding with Aerial Photogrammetry

Aerial photogrammetry is a versatile tool with use cases spanning many disciplines. This article will examine how speleology enthusiasts and professionals use aerial photogrammetry to find, inspect and mark cave entrances.

Macro Photogrammetry - Combining Multiple Techniques

Macro photogrammetry requires combining focus stacking, cross-polarization, and 3D image capture methods to scan small objects successfully. It is the most time-consuming and laborious type of photogrammetric 3D scanning.