PhotoModeler Premium 2020

Accurate and Affordable Modeling - Measuring - Scanning

The PhotoModeler software extracts Measurements and Models from photographs taken with an ordinary camera. A cost-effective way for accurate 2D or 3D measurement, photo-digitizing, surveying, 3D scanning, and reality capture.

Fabrication and Manufacturing Applications with Photogrammetry

• Do you manufacture a fitted or custom product?
• Do you use CAD and perhaps CNC to cut and fabricate these products?
• Do you want to use a camera for an easier and more cost-effective way of measuring?

PhotoModeler can help you!

Custom fitting, retrofits, and remodeling often require measurements and drawings of a remote location or a client site so that a part can be manufactured or fabricated to fit. Photogrammetry creates measurements and diagrams using a normal camera. Instead of having a complex and expensive device for field measurements for your retrofit or remodeling business, you only need a camera and a tape measure.

In addition, you might use templates in paper, plastic, or cardboard that need to be digitized for use in CAD/CNC. PhotoModeler can help you do this as well with a camera!

Benefits and Advantages

Compared to most other accurate field measurement technologies, photogrammetry (or camera-based measurement) has these major advantages:

• Little to no specialized equipment
• Lower cost
• Faster in-field measurement

Example Applications

Some example applications for photogrammetric measurement in manufacturing are:

• Measuring boats for manufacture and install of decking, covers, biminis, and upholstery.
• Measuring kitchens & baths for manufacture and install of countertops and cabinets.
• Measuring stairs for manufacture and install of stairlifts and railings.
• Measure pools for covers or new liners.
• Measure for custom glazing.
• Measure templates and outlines of industrial gaskets.

What these applications have in common is the need to obtain accurate measurements at a remote job site and return those measurements to the factory for further CAD work and then manufacturing the objects and parts.