
Airborne 3D documentation: Kleinhadersdorf
Service for photogrammetric 3D documentation of the archaeological excavation site using a drone and a UL trike
3D surveying with optical measurement systems (from object surveying, photogrammetric imaging, terrestrial, mobile and airborne laser scanning, UAV flight, etc.) is at the heart of the process chain, which is carried out by the extensive ArcTron team of experts.
The team of engineers and technicians processes the 3D data into elevation and terrain models, creates digital, photorealistic 3D models and CAD plans, aerial photographs and more.
3D designers integrate these data into simulation and real-time platforms, film projects, app developments, 3D (museum) applications, in holograms and high-quality virtual reality / augmented reality solutions or prepare the data for the in-house model building department. Using 3D printers, CNC milling machines or casting moulds, exhibition models in various sizes and materials are produced in museum quality. Discover what ArcTron 3D can do for you by sufing the following pages…
Service for photogrammetric 3D documentation of the archaeological excavation site using a drone and a UL trike
For the regional exhibition “Mycenae – the legendary world of Agamemnon” of the Badisches Landesmuseum Karlsruhe
3D survey, exploration and virtual representation of the small but particularly worth seeing Romanesque church St. Ägidius from the 12th century.
Object scanning of the sculpture „Quo Vadis“combining laser scanning, photogrammetry, UAV flights & technologies for rapid on-site documentation
Cooperation and research projects with Prof. Dr. Bernd Fröhlich and his top-class team of the “Virtual Reality and Visualization Research Group” at the Bauhaus-University Weimar.
As of 01.01.2020 ArcTron 3D GmbH is a “full partner” in the scientific network of the Ludwig Boltzmann Institute – Archaeological Prospection and Virtual Archaeology (LBI Arch Pro) in Vienna.
At the congress we will present one of our current 3D projects in detail in a scientific contribution: the comprehensive photorealistic 3D digitization and visualization of the monastery St. Michael in Bamberg.