WOLFVILLE, NS, May 21, 2015 — Wolfville-based AerHyve Aerial Technologies has announced a strategic partnership with PrecisionHawk. AerHyve analyzes high quality, multi-sensor data from unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs, aka drones), for use in precision agriculture....
EIVA Teams Up with Positioning Technology Specialist Trimble
May 19, 2015 — As of 15 May, it is possible for customers in the Nordic countries to buy offshore positioning solutions from Trimble through EIVA. By adding Trimble to the list of companies EIVA represents, the company now offers a wider portfolio of positioning...
PIL Launches P43 Long Range UltraSonic Sensors
May 13, 2015 — PIL announces the availability of its new P43 ultrasonic sensors to measure distances. Applications include object recognition for agriculture and fluid levels, distance measuring for trucks and loading ramps, level sensing in dusty conditions,...
Teledyne Optech's Next-Generation CMS V500 Cavity Monitoring System Released
May 6, 2015 — Teledyne Optech is pleased to announce the CMS V500, a complete redesign of its highly popular Cavity Monitoring System that introduces a live video feed, cable-free operation, and other critical new features that improve safety and efficiency in...
Chemring Technology Solutions Launches World's First Interchangeable Handheld IED Detector for both Wire and Metal
April 20, 2015 — Chemring Technology Solutions today launches GroundHunter MHDS, the world’s first hand-held IED detector with interchangeable sensor heads for wire and metal detection. GroundHunter MHDS (Multi-head Detection System) supports multiple sensor heads...
2nd ISPRS/IEEE joint workshop on Multi-Sensor Fusion for Dynamic Scene Understanding
March 13, 2015 — The fusion of dynamic 2D/3D multi-sensor data has not been extensively explored in the vision community. MSF 2015 workshop will encourage interdisciplinary interaction and collaboration from computer vision, remote sensing, robotics and...
Mobile Data Sharing Makes Every Worker a Sensor
More than a decade ago, the U.S. Army established the motto that every soldier is a sensor. Fast forward to today and that vision has become fact, with linked mobile devices and applications routing geospatial data back and forth between command and the field.
