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Photogrammetry and Robotic Vision Laboratory
Lab-in-charge: Prof Bo Wu
The Photogrammetry and Robotic Vision Lab occupies a floor area of 104 m2 and houses a 30 seat computing space and specialist equipment space with a ceiling height of 7.0 m. The computing space is equipped with 15 PCs with access to ERDAS Imagine, ContextCapture, Agisoft PhotoScan, PhotoModeler, and Leica Cyclone v6.0 software. The specialist equipment space houses an Intergraph ImageStation DPW, an Intergraph PhotoScan TD, a dual screen Leica LPS DPW, a Peiss P3 analytical stereo plotter, and provides a workspace for laser scanning projects. The Lab is also equipped with instruments and sensors for advanced research and development in photogrammetry and robotic vision, and a demonstration platform for planetary mapping and remote sensing research.
