XVS Visual Slam

technical features

Range 0.4 – 40 m
Relative Accuracy @1m 3mm *
Relative Accuracy @20m 2cm *
Trajectory accuracy (in post
processing) 4 mm *
vSLAM camera – Resolution 640 x 480 px
vSLAM camera – FOV 65°
vSLAM camera – frame rate 25 fps
RGB camera – Resolution 2448 x 2048 px
RGB camera – FOV 89°
RGB camera – frame rate 10 fps
RGB camera – Shutter sensor Global
IMU 3x3x3 – Gyroscope, magnetometer and accelerometer
Communication & power USB-C 3.0
Dimensions (Length x Diameter) 151 mm x 120 mm
Weight 740 g
Total case weight 5 kg
Operating temperature 0° C to +40° C (32° F to 104° F)

XVS Demo on Youtube (Stonex)

 

 

Beschreibung

The system integrates high-resolution images, inertial systems and a complex algorithm.

As you walk and capture the scene in motion, a real-time interface guides you through data collection, suggests the speed of your movement and, if you lose track, gives you hints to turn back.

The 3D model is automatically generated using photogrammetric techniques.

NO(!) photogrammetric knowledge is necessary!

 

Processing of the generated data:

XVSapp
The software provided has a simple interface and helps the user by indicating if the object is not captured correctly. Camera parameters are fully customizable to adapt to the environment. Recommended tablet is Microsoft® Surface Pro 7+*, not included.

Tablet minimum requirements:

Core i5 | 128GB | RAM 8GB
Type-C USB port

 

XVScloud

Data collected in the field can be sent to a server to
to guarantee advanced data processing. This service returns point formats or cloud/mesh formats that you can use in Cube-3d

How does it work?
Customer uploads XVS data to his Dropbox or pCloud folder,
However, access via an email address is required.
In XVScloud he simply defines this path and which output formats he needs.
An email will notify you when the calculated model is available.

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