A full service provider of commercial 3D printing and scanning solutions across a wide range of industries, including aerospace, automotive and defence.
EMS is also a hardware and software reseller.
The European Machine Vision Association EMVA is a not-for-profit and non-commercial association representing the Machine Vision industry in Europe.
It was founded by European industry representatives as a network to promote the development and use of machine vision technology.
Developers of a shape-based search system. This, for example, can make product design more efficient by helping engineers find existing similar parts in their inventory which can be re-used or modified in the new product.
The Scottish Ten is a project started in 2009 to digitally document five World Heritage Sites in Scotland and a further five international heritage sites.
The Scottish Ten is part of the Engine Shed which explores and conserves the built heritage of Scotland.
LOEMI (Laboratoire d’optique et de Micro-Informatique) is a development lab within the ENSG (École Nationale des Science Géographiques), itself part of the IGN (Institut Géographiques Nationale).
LOEMI develops instruments specific to the work of the IGN both for its production and for its research.
The labs activities are focused on photogrammetry and metrology as applied to geospatial measurements.
Eos Systems is the developer of the photogrammetric software package PhotoModeler, which has been designed with non-specialist users in mind.
The product name now defines the company´s web presence. See also the separate entry for PhotoModeler.
ESRF - European Synchrotron Radiation Facility (P)
The Survey and Alignment Group is part of the Technical Infrastructure Division and handles the metrology needs of the ESRF.
Jan. 2020:
Contact David Martin, Head of the Survey and Alignment Group.
The Computer Vision and Geometry Group is led by Prof. Marc Pollefeys and is part of the Institue of Visual Computing within the Dept. of Computer Science at the ETH Zurich (Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich)
The group´s objective is to study and develop techniques to extract 3D shape, motion, appearance and calibration information from images.
