3D Modeling With the ikeGPS Mobile GIS System
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ikeGPS not only enables you to geo-tag an image of any object, but now it also lets you create 3D models of multiple objects with just a few clicks on this mobile GIS device. TrueSize Photos captured at up to 100m distance by ikeGPS can now instantly produce highly accurate 3D models in tools such as Google SketchUp that can be fed into GIS applications such as Google Earth and ESRI. These unique features enable field crews across diverse industries to locate, identify and calculate the dimensions, area and volume of nearly any object, and document it with highly accurate real world measurements.
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Overview
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Key Topics Covered
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2. Understanding Edge (IoT)
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