Digital remote sensing

Imetric photogrammetry systems employ the basic principle of triangulation, whereby intersecting lines in space are used to compute the location of points and surfaces in all three dimensions.

It is a cost-effective method to accurately measure 3D models in engineering, architecture, film, forensics, accident scenes, surveying and more.

Objects are measured without being touched. The result are coordinates of the required object-points, topographical and thematical maps as well as rectified photographs.