Photogrammetry is the technique of using a single camera to reconstruct a scene in three dimensions (3D). Boxfish Research has built their class-leading ROV with a focus on high-resolution 3D scene capture using photogrammetry. Historically, insufficient image quality and resolution, un-optimised lighting and lack of manoeuvrability have resulted in inferior results. In addition, the Boxfish ROV with its 6 degrees of freedom can quickly capture underwater assets from all angles to ensure complete models are captured accurately.
Why Use an ROV for a Hull Inspection? Using an inspection class remotely operated vehicle (ROV), like Boxfish ROV and Boxfish Alpha, for hull inspections makes security surveillance quicker, safer,…
New Zealand company Boxfish Research designs and manufactures cutting-edge autonomous-capable robotic vehicles and ROVs. Their battery-operated ROVs are agile and lightweight, delivering capabilities usually only seen in work-class vehicles. Using a…
