Photogrammetry captures relaitu for the CPI

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Photogrammetry provides chemical process industries (CPI) with accurate plant and equipment detail within 5mm. The cost of using photogrammetry is between $.25 to $.75 per cubic foot. This has prevented most companies from using the technology, many of which see it as additional expense. Other advantages of photogrammetry over traditional methods include more data provided, quicker conversion of measurements, reduces time for data gathering, 3D-CAD formatted result and allows verification for quality control purposes.

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Photogrammetry gets real for control

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An Australian company has developed a low-cost technology that could be used to improve control in processes that handle solid or semi-solid materials. Adam Technology has developed the technology and pilot applications are being tested on gobbets of molten material and also controlling the surface of fast fermenting rubbish.

Australia, INSTRUMENTS AND RELATED PRODUCTS, Technology application, Photogrammetry, Adam Technology

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Thermal imaging gets smarter and smaller

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Thermo Vision A10 is a thermal imaging camera developed using the latest vanadium oxide microbolometer detectors and advanced on- focal plane signal processing which gives exceptional image quality and thermal resolution. It is the smallest thermal imaging camera measuring 34mm by 35mm by 48mm and weighing 120g.

Electronic Components and Accessories, Search and navigation equipment, Innovations, Cameras (Photography), Military electronics industry, Cameras, FLIR Systems Inc., FLIR

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