A pair of photos taken from a plane of a river valley and small town presented as
a 3D surface

One pair of digital photos has produced a 3D model of some coastal buildings in
Japan, the highway and a steep tree covered slope

Remains of Mesolithic human footprints are often exposed in the Severn Estuary
near our office in South Wales. By the next tide they are gone, so PI-3000
provides an ideal means of recording them.

Stone crest from a castle in Athy, Ireland. Photogrammetry is an ideal method for
recording and repairing historical monuments

The front elevation of Kidwelly Castle in s. Wales from one pair of images taken
with a Ricoh GRD camera

Excavation from Boscombe Down in the UK using two pairs of photos viewing each
side of the excavation

3D detail for civil engineering applications combining survey control from a
Topcon Imaging total Station

Producing building elevations with photogrammetry is easy. Here we have a good
example of linework from a building in Shrewsbury, UK. Result can be exported to
DXF.

Quarry in S. Wales from one pair of photos. 5 cm accuracy has been achieved from
a pair of photos acquired with a Nikon 6MP camera

A comprehensive 360 degree study of a skull carried out by the PI-3000 team in
Japan

Example of aerial imageray used to quantify volumes. Total processing time on
this job was 20 minutes after the images were acquired.