VrLiDAR Description

The task of extracting intelligent data from images (or point cloud data) (LiDAR/DSM, point clouds) is the same. This data can be converted into vectors and attributes that can be used in various disciplines. VrThree (VrLiDAR), allows photogrammetry companies to use their existing software and personnel while also providing powerful tools for other mapping disciplines like architecture, surveying, and engineering. VrThree is software that integrates point clouds data into the Vr Mapping Software packages VrOne®, and VrTwo. This package allows you to display and edit LiDAR point data both in 2D and true 3-D stereo. There are four options in VrThree that allow vector, symbol, and text entities to be collected using the VrOne®,/VrTwo mapping software. Mapping professionals need to be able to collect vector data in three dimensions from traditional photogrammetric sources.

Pricing

Pricing Starts At:
$2500.00/one-time/user
Free Version:
Yes

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Company Details

Company:
Cardinal Systems
Website:
www.cardinalsystems1.net/vrlidar

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Product Details

Platforms
Windows
Type of Training
Documentation
Live Online
In Person
Customer Support
24/7 Live Support

VrLiDAR Features and Options

CAD Software

2 1/2-Axis Milling
2D Drawing
3-Axis Milling
3D Modeling
4-Axis Milling
5-Axis Milling
Civil
Collaboration
Database Connectivity
Design Analysis
Design Export
Document Management
Electrical
Hole Making
Mechanical
Mechatronics
Presentation Tools
Simulate Cycles
Spiral Output
Structural Engineering
Toolpath Simulation
User Defined Cycles