FAQs

Applies to: Desktop Processing software version 2.11.0 and higher Using the wall or ground control points ( GCP ) for post-processing is a great way to optimize the SLAM trajectory and remove drift from the data.  Before post-pr...

Introduction In order to keep up with current OS and hardware standards and to ensure that on-premise Ubuntu setups receive relevant updates and security fixes, NavVis Desktop Processing (SiteMaker) now supports Ubuntu 22.04. As Ubuntu 18.04 is ...

Post-processing with non-measured control points is not supported As opposed to using geo-registered control points, which were measured via GPS or in relation to a global coordinate system, in some projects it is only necessary to understand the r...

The following sections show the changelog history of our mapping technology Version 2.22.7 Release Date: December 20th, 2023 New The processing software supports Ubuntu 22.04. Version 2.22.6 Release Date: November 28th, 2023 Improved ...

Applies to: NavVis VLX/M6, Desktop Processing software Question: What should I do when my annual NavVis System Software or Desktop Processing Software update package is about to expire or has already expired? Answer: Contact your NavVis Acco...

Introduction Purpose In outdoor mappings, sometimes user has GPS measured coordinates, can one easily use that with IMMS during mapping or afterwards in post-processing? Scope Solution applies to: < Navvis processing software, on-prem & c...

On 28th May 2024 NavVis announced that it would be transitioning to a more efficient point cloud format, resulting in approximately 40% savings in dataset space and improving the overall performance once the migration is finished. This FAQ article a...