Hand-Held Mobile Mapping. 3D scanner capable of capturing accurate 3D point clouds of any scene – even in areas with no GPS Key Features: Rapid scanning of large areas – scan at walking speedPortable – the scanner goes wherever you goLong lasting – data capture all day longVersatile – ideal in areas with no GPSCost effective – no need for expensive software or high-end computersSimple to use – only basic training required to operateAutomatic data processing – no processing staff requiredLightweight – hand-held unit weighs less than 700g Download Brochure View a recent interview from SPAR Europe at the Hague.
8 Effects Every Photographer Should Know About. Ultra thin & credit card gadgets - knives, flashlights, cameras. Real Time Face Motion Capture System. Open Subtitle Editor. Painting with Sand. Beautiful Airplane Photography. TheQ camera. Hand-Held Mobile Mapping. 30 Best Macro Pictures of the Month – May 6th to June 4th, 2013. 1.High-key jumping spider 2.Inkjet Printed ink on Paper 3.The tip of a nail file on a pair of nail clippers 4.Sharpening an edge under a microscope. 5.Phillips head screw 6.Blue Spruce at Dawn 7.Young red mite, 5x magnification 8.Ladybug 9.Actual macro porn 10.Young paper wasp queen 11.A Young Fern Unfolding 12.Shot a jumping spider today 13.Zombiewalk macro 14.Red Pepper 15.Dew on a leaf in my back garden. 16.Leaves are beautiful in detail 17. 18.Wolf spider, Lycosidae. 7 image stack 19.Speckled Sharpshooter, Paraulacizes irrorata 20.Aphid On A Rose Bud 21.”Paint fight at the railroad tracks” 22.Uncooked Jasmine Rice 23.Serrated Knife Blade 24.A small green beetle 25.Isopoda 26.A box of old automobile bulbs 27.Poplar Admiral (Limenitis populi) 28.Bubbles in a lollipop 29.Mineral Layering inside Geode 30.Tiny flowers… and headphone jack for size reference.
Nature Blows My Mind! Beautiful But Dangerous Caterpillars. Who would think that of all the things that could get you while out walking in the wild (or even the garden), caterpillars would be on the list? But sure enough, these critters have come up with amazing ways to avoid becoming lunch. Some caterpillars will go to surprising lengths to protect themselves and their food from predators, including weaving giant webs as long as 20 feet that act like a safety tent. However, the more popular tactic is to become as garish and as poisonous as possible, and that includes hairs and spines that pack a toxic punch. The fact that something that seems so innocuous as a leaf-eating larvae could be such a poisonous piece of work is indeed mind-blowing. Caméra espion, mini caméra, micro espion. L e top de la technologie à prix cassé ! - macameraespion. Bayimg - free uncensored image hosting.