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Global LiDAR Market to Grow at CAGR of 15.75% from 2021-2027 - Vimarsana News

Global LiDAR Market to Grow at CAGR of 15.75% from 2021-2027

The Global LiDAR market is competitive owing to various players such as Faro Technologies Inc, Hexagon AB, Vaisala Oyj, Sick AG, and Teledyne Technologies Inc.

How filmmaker Ivan Erhel is using 3D scanning to preserve the history of Mesopotamia - Vimarsana News

How filmmaker Ivan Erhel is using 3D scanning to preserve the history of Mesopotamia

Head of Content Laura Griffiths speaks to filmmaker Ivan Erhel about using 3D scanning to digitise the past.

3D Scanning Market to Rise at 10.2% CAGR till 2026 Driven - Vimarsana News

3D Scanning Market to Rise at 10.2% CAGR till 2026 Driven

Companies Profiled in the 3D scanning market are CyberOptics Corporation, NeoMetrix Technologies, Inc., Exact Metrology, Faro Technologies, Inc., GOM GmbH,...

Black Buffalo 3D-Smart 3D Construction Announces New Global Head - Vimarsana News

Black Buffalo 3D-Smart 3D Construction Announces New Global Head

Black Buffalo 3D-Smart 3D Construction Announces New Global Head of R&D: Black Buffalo 3D Corporation, a leading provider of large-scale 3D printers for construction and member of HN Inc.—formerly Hyundai BS&C Co. Ltd.—today announced that Dr. Babak Zareiyan has joined the firm as Global Head of Research and Development. Highly experienced in 3D construction among a narrow field of experts, Dr. Zareiyan will play a key role in advancing current and future 3D …

Tyrannosaurus rex didn't get its ferocious bite until it was an adult - Vimarsana News

Tyrannosaurus rex didn't get its ferocious bite until it was an adult

The Tyrannosaurus rex is one of the most well known of all the dinosaurs, particularly notable for its ferocious jaws. Adult tyrannosaurs – including the species T. rex – used a “puncture-pull” biting technique, in which they bit down and swallowed chunks of flesh and bone. But, it turns out, young tyrannosaurs didn’t possess the deep jaws necessary to undertake such a bite. Their jaws weren’t equipped to deal with the significant stresses of biting in this way. In a new study, my colleague Eric Snively of Oklahoma State University and I examined how tyrannosaur feeding strate...