IMAGEM, in collaboration with Leica Geosystems, has made a solution available to integrate true-to-life and accurate images into a digital twin with the BLK2GO handheld scanner. We demonstrate it in the video below with scans of our office in Apeldoorn.
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Podcasting. Everyone is doing it these days. And if you don’t, you listen to a podcast. And that’s not surprising, because there are so many interesting topics to listen to and talk about. But we were missing a podcast about the geoworld. So why not start one ourselves?
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“We value your opinion” or “Help us improve our service”. Sounds familiar? You made a purchase over the internet and after receiving the item, you get an e-mail asking you to rate the purchase. Not to mention the many forums where lots of people rate something. Not always eloquently worded, but often very clear.
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In recent years, IMAGEM has seen a lot of movement. We have since grown to a team of 30 people. This means that some changes have also taken place within IMAGEM’s technical department. That is why I am happy to introduce the team.
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A statement that excited the current resident when he heard it. A search in the archives and in the history of the village followed. It turns out that quite a few WWII events took place there. It is a kind of village secret, but the current resident is researching in the archives and in the village for the history of the execution of a couple, a wrong couple.
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The government enforces the use of location data with its digital transformation agenda: digitizing (work) processes is not a luxury or frivolity, it is a dire necessity.
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With your own themes and local information on an interactive map, you can be prepared for the consequences of heavy precipitation. Be ready for the future.
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Base and core registrations must be reliable and accessible for all relevant processes that support services and business operations. That is why it is important that the data is “in order”.
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