OpenLiDARViewer: A Browser-Based LiDAR and Point-Cloud Viewer
OpenLiDARViewer is a new open-source, browser-based tool designed for quickly inspecting LiDAR and point-cloud scans without the need for uploads or installations. It allows users to load scans directly from their devices, supporting various common formats while maintaining data privacy. The viewer also includes enhanced measurement tools and scan intelligence features to provide detailed insights into the data.
- ▪OpenLiDARViewer enables users to inspect LiDAR scans directly in their browser without uploading files.
- ▪The tool supports multiple point-cloud formats, including LAS, E57, and PLY.
- ▪It features advanced measurement capabilities and scan intelligence modules for detailed data analysis.
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