Finishing the Dataset Tap the Save Icon . Tap Finish to finalize the scan and create a new dataset. Confirm by tapping Yes . A preview of the dataset is displayed. The scanning process shuts down, the images are downloaded, the Scanning Screen closes, and the screen returns to the Home Screen . Caution : Do not shut down the device until this step is complete. If not, it could lead to corruption of data. Previewing Datasets From the Home Screen , tap Datasets . From the completed Datasets Screen, select a dataset to preview. Each saved dataset displays the following information: 2D map preview. Size of the area mapped. Dataset ID. Starting time of the scanning. Duration of the scanning. Number of captured panoramas. Number of captured control points. Tap on the Magnifying Glass Icon and the Quality Map Preview screen will display. Tap the X to close the Quality Map Preview. Tap the Plus

Issue description The following describes how to edit or remove unwanted points from the Point cloud .  Scope It is important to know that this procedure does not apply to cloud processing since any time a filtered point cloud is downloaded from cloud processing the link between point cloud and panoramas is lost. Therefore, when importing the edited point cloud back to NavVis IVION, the panoramas are also lost. This is due to the fact that NavVis Dataset s always include the panorama images next to the point cloud. Troubleshooting procedure 1 Run on-prem post-processing Open SiteMaker and set up your project. When you are starting the processing of the dataset, select only the "post-processing" option. 2 Edit the point cloud After post-processing is complete, go to the dataset_proc folder of that dataset on your computer.  Rename the point cloud (ply by default) to pointcloud_original

To include multiple entries, return an array of  ContextMenuEntry  objects and, if using TypeScript, set the return type to   ContextMenuEntryInterface[] by running: // SampleContextMenuEntryLayer.ts // ... public onContextMenu(pos: MouseEventCoordinatesInterface): ContextMenuEntryInterface[] { //return the ContextMenuEntryInterface return [{ name: "Go to Navvis", icon: "fa-globe", callback: () => { window.open("https://www.navvis.com") } }, { name: "Go to NavVis Developer Forum", icon: "fa-quote-left", callback: () => { window.open("https://support.navvis.com/forums/") } }] } // ...

The Point of Interest (POI) data domain contains three sub-domains that are relationally associated: PoiTypeGroupRepository : A POI type group is used to create a set of POI types. User permissions can be configured for the POI types within the group. PoiTypeRepository : A POI type is used to categorize POIs. POI icons and their zoom-level visibility can also be configured here. PoiRepository : POIs are points defined in the 3D coordinate system of a NavVis IVION Site that have additional information attached to them. In addition to basic information (e.g. title and body text) you can add a unique icon and custom data and customize user permissions. Creating a Custom POI Type Group Procedure Note : Make sure that you are logged into NavVis IVION with admin rights. To generate an empty POI type group object, set its name (here: "Utilities"), and persist the object to the database, run: let

The sidebar menu is constructed using a plain  JavaScript array . This means that you can use all of the standard array methods. Sidebar Menu Items The array contains a list of sidebar menu items. These are clickable menu items that either represent a functional callback or a web page, and can be be dynamically added, modified, or removed. The required properties are as follows: { title: string, icon: IconInfoInterface, isVisible: function, template: string, items: array, isFullScreen: true | false } Menu Item Icons Sidebar menu items use icon info objects to represent graphical icons. The required properties are as follows: { className: string, ligature: string, path: string }; Icons can be: Vector symbols: These use NavVis IVION's limited set of material design icons. Image paths: These are URL paths to an image resource in your application. Data URIs: These use  Base64  image data. Template The template property uses a URL path to load a

Navigating to Dataset Management Go to Site Setup > Dataset Management . What can I do in Dataset Management? The Dataset Management area is where you manage the dataset you have in NavVis IVION and more. View details of the datasets. View the number of datasets, maps, nodes, edges. View the number of counted panoramic images. Load and unload datasets into Alignment Bundles. Delete datasets and alignment bundles. Manage Alignment bundle security settings. Navigate directly to IVION Processing to transfer processed dataset sets. UploadPoint clouds from an external source. Generating Maps. Note: For more information about panoramic images and how they are counted refer here . Transferring NavVis Datasets from IVION Processing Perform the following procedure to transfer processed datasets from IVION Processing to your IVION Instance, they will then display in Dataset Management. Go to IVION Processing > Processed data. Select the dataset you want to add to Dataset Management. Click Add to

By Sean Higgins Lidar vs. photogrammetry - which should you choose? Considering the goals and requirements of each project is key. Find out more in this post. This is a common question to ask, and not just among newcomers to 3D capture. Since lidar and photogrammetry both produce 3D data — and can do so at high and low levels of quality — even seasoned professionals have debated the relative merits of these two technologies for decades. The answer isn’t as simple as you might think. Let’s break it down. What they are, how they work First, let’s talk about how these technologies work. Lidar fires pulses of light (usually lasers) into a scene, waits for them to reflect back, and uses the time of flight to generate distance measurements. (For more information about this, see our lidar 101 article here .) Lidar is an active capture method. It measures a

You can create a processing task while your data is still uploading. Once the upload is complete, the data will be processed. Go to Data Processing > Processing Tasks . Click Create processing task . Enter a name for the processing task or continue with the assigned default name. Select the Dataset (s) you want to process. Perform the following steps to crop datasets before processing: Click the three dots next to the dataset you want to crop. Click Define processing time frame . The following screen is displayed. Use the slider to choose the part of the dataset you want to process. Select the time frame that includes the dataset based on the preview map. Click Define time frame . Click Next and the following screen is displayed. Configure the point cloud and panorama settings, refer to point cloud and panorama settings . Perform the following steps to upload the surveyed control points in .txt

Settings Tap Settings above the mapping dashboard to access settings. Camera Settings Automatic Camera Triggering : If enabled, the cameras will trigger automatically once the device has moved by the minimum distance. Otherwise, the cameras do not capture images automatically, and you should do this manually. If you are moving too fast, triggering will be delayed. Min. Distance between Trigger Attempts : Desired distance between capture locations (default: 0.6m). Additional Settings Sound - Adjust the system volume. CHECK FOR UPDATE - Check for a software update Window View - Run the application in full screen, maximized, or windowed mode. System Status Errors are shown as pop-up messages. Warnings give the user hints on how to achieve better results (e.g. rotate slower, walk slower, do not tilt) and do not imply an immediate risk for the process itself. Errors mean that something unexpected has happened (e.g. a sensor failed, a software process

much easier to add a room when you are only viewing the floor that it is on. Using the View Configuration menu, select Top View . Use the red rectangular area that appears in the Side View screens (either Side View is fine), you can adjust the content visible in the Top View above. Do this by moving your mouse over the rectangle and scrolling out with your mouse to adjust the size. Drag and drop the rectangle to where you would like it to be placed. Note: You can rotate the view area by moving the rectangle on the top left panel while holding the Shift key Once you can clearly see the outlines of the rooms from the top view of your building, go into the Top View by clicking on its label. Click the + button next to the floor you want the room added on. Draw the outline

Click on the link to take you to the NavVis Knowledge Base. The NavVis Knowledge Base is an information hub that contains all the technical information about NavVis products you will need. At the top of the Knowledge Base contains the following areas: NavVis Links: These links go to the following: My NavVis - After you login In the NavVis Company Account Dashboard will be displayed, here you can view relevant information regarding your Company Account and other links to manage your NavVis account. API Documentation - This link takes you to Navvis IVION API information. Reseller Partner Login: If you are a NavVis Reseller Partner, use this link to Log In with the credentials you have been given. NavVis Home Page: This link takes you to the NavVis home page where you can find more information about the NavVis product range. Dark Screen Mode: If you prefer, use the toggle to

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POI audit tracking allows the changes made to POIs in a Site to be tracked. By default, the settings are only available to a global admin and site admins. However, a global admin can give other users permission to download audit logs. Activating POI Audit Tracking Procedure Click Audit . In the  POIs section, move the toggle button to  Active. Select a time frame from the  Keep audit logs for  drop-down menu. From the POI audit logs for drop-down menu, select the site(s) for which you want to track POI auditing. Downloading POI Audit Logs Procedure In order to download POI audit logs, a user must either be a global admin or must be assigned to a group that has the  Export POI audit records  role. Click Audit . In the  POIs section, click  Download . In the dialog that opens, select a  .csv  delimiter. From the Time drop-down

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NavVis SiteMaker is a graphical user interface for post-processing and web processing data in a project.

Procedure Insert a valid SSD into the device. During the startup sequence, the system will check for a valid SSD . If the SSD is missing, or inaccessible, follow the instructions on the screen. Start the device by pressing its power button. The NavVis System Software launches automatically after the system boots. If you need to start the software manually, tap the NavVis icon provided on the launcher bar to the left or on the desktop. If this is the first time powering on the device, accept the license. The time synchronization between the cameras and the operating system, as well as other related tasks, are carried out automatically in the background after launching the NavVis System Software. Wait while the software is doing this. After the application starts, the main user interface appears. User Interface The NavVis M6 user interface provides the following functions: START MAPPING (includes the sensor calibration

dataset is still locked and the dataset that you want to align is unlocked. Click Run automatic alignment . Click Align horizontally and vertically or Align horizontally only . The system will give you a rough number of the difference between your two aligned datasets. Your automatic alignment was successful if the result is 40 mm or under. If the walls line up well in the result and the automatic alignment is 40mm or less, click Save and proceed to step 16. If they do not line up or the automatic alignment failed, proceed to step 15. Note: If you receive an error message, return to each view and adjust the alignment. Then try the automatic alignment again. If your walls do not line up after automatic alignment, click the Undo button and continue with step 16. After automatically aligning the datasets either successfully or unsuccessfully, you should continue adjusting the datasets

Caution : The Harness System is only designed to support the device while scanning. It should not be considered as personal protective equipment (PPE) in the event of a fall or other type of accident. Warning: Always take care when wearing the Harness System. Ensure the Harness System does not become entangled or trapped in machinery as this could lead to serious or even fatal injury. Do not run while wearing the Harness System. Do not use the Harness System with the Hand Support Strap closed and the Harness Plates open. Only use the Harness System for supporting the NavVis MLX while scanning. Do not use the Harness System for anything other than its intended use. Separate the Harness Plates Press the tab in the middle and pull the two Harness Plates apart. Putting on the Harness System Setting up the Harness Holster Push the Harness Plates together as shown, until

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