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Free Webinar all about Machine Control - 24th February 12pm

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Free Webinar all about Machine Control - 24th February 12pm

Machine Control is a technology that is transforming the operation of construction sites across the UK right now, but what’s it like to work with? Whether you’re an experienced user or you’ve just heard it talked about and want to know more, this webinar is for you. We’ll hear perspectives varying from company owners to support engineers and operators to give you insight into what it’s really like to use machine control in the field. You’ll learn where the technology has come from, how it’s being used now and how to get the best from it - with honest views...

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Reality Capture, Laser Scanning and BIM; From data capture to deliverable - Webinar

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Reality Capture, Laser Scanning and BIM; From data capture to deliverable - Webinar
Surveytech in partnership with Matterport will be presenting a practical webinar on 'Reality Capture, Laser Scanning and BIM; From data capture to deliverable'

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Is the Metaverse a Digital Twin?

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Is the Metaverse a Digital Twin?

We had lots of interesting questions sent in to our last webinar - so many that we weren't able to cover everything in the scheduled hour! Fortunately, our guests kindly agreed to write some answers to those we didn't get to, and these are all shared with participants. Because our Guest, Simon Sadek of 360virtualtour.co gave us such an in-depth answer to one question, we've decided to feature it below as a guest blog:     What are your thoughts on whether the metaverse can be seen as a digital twin to the real world? This is a great thought provoking...

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Thermography - Qualitative VS Quantitative

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Thermography - Qualitative VS Quantitative

Qualitative Surveys Qualitative thermal surveys are the more basic option of the two inspection types, however they are still a great tool in determining defects or anomalies within a multiple of building or electrical scenarios. Qualitative surveys do not involve the recording or taking of any formal temperature measurements, instead they rely on the analysis of thermal images by a trained individual.  The easiest way to explain this is with a simple example, imagine that an internal wall shows a darker blue area, what this indicates is that the area’s surface is cooler than its surroundings, there are multiple reasons that...

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The Many Uses of the Digital Twin - Webinar

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The Many Uses of the Digital Twin - Webinar
A digital twin is a virtual model of a process, product or service. This pairing of the virtual and physical worlds allows analysis of data and monitoring of systems to head off problems before they even occur, prevent downtime, develop new opportunities and even plan for the future by using simulations. But what are the many uses of the digital twin?

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