ChronoPoints and SENSEable Design in Pegasus Magazine
ChronoPoints and SENSEable Design Lab projects were recently featured in UCF’s Pegasus Magazine.
ChronoPoints and SENSEable Design Lab projects were recently featured in UCF’s Pegasus Magazine.
UCF Today discusses Drs. Walters and Kider’s latest National Endowment for the Humanities -Digital Humanities Advancement Grant, MemoryScan.
Drs. Lori Walters (PI) and Joseph Kider (Co-PI), SENSEable Design’s Co-Directors, have been awarded a Digital Humanities Advancement Grant by the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH).
Visit our new Millican Hall Potree
Check out our Glass Bank Potree
Check out our new XP-82 Twin Mustang page
Laser scanning XP-82 Twin Mustang at Valiant Air Command
Visit the new St. Augustine Lighthouse Project page.
Visit the new Piney Croft Project page.
Laser Scanning the building’s roof before summer’s heat begins.
Laser Scanning UCF’s Millican Hall with undergraduate student
Laser scanning Carpenter Gothic architecture at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church.
Laser Scanning the House of Refuge in Stuart, Florida
Please visit our new Jack Kerouac House page
Laser Scanning the Jack Kerouac House in College Park
UCF Today Article
A wonderful day to laser scan the Cape Canaveral Lighthouse
Laser Scanning the House of Refuge.
To no surprise, the top of the St. Augustine Lighthouse is a bit windy.
As we prepare for the Spring Semester of research, we took a ChronoPoints terrestrial laser scanner family snapshot.
Please visit the new project page of our Casa Feliz laser scan. The two-story Spanish Revival home was designed by noted Central Florida architect James Gamble Rogers II (1901-1990).
ChronoPoints has just added a project page of the First United Methodist Church of Cocoa Beach, an excellent example of Space-Age religious architecture.
Noted architect James Gamble Rogers II designed Casa Feliz in Winter Park, Florida
Before the TWA Flight Center at JFK International Airport became the TWA Hotel, ChronoPoints was there to conduct a laser scan.
Preview of ChronoPoints laser scanning activities for summer 2019.
ChronoPoints captures a laser scan of the Chance-Vought F4U-4 Corsair ‘Korean War Hero’
Visit our Douglas C-47 laser scan project page – the first in a series of World War II aircraft scans.
Notre Dame fire and the laser scanning efforts that may assist in its restoration
ChronoPoints scans World War II era aircraft at Valiant Air Command
Visit three new Central Florida project pages!
Archaeology Student Laser Scans New Smyrna Sugar Mill Ruins
Laser scanning reveals beneath the New York State Pavilion’s paint.
Colorized scan of the First National Bank of Cape Canaveral
The Rocket Thrower sculpture is one of a handful of objects remaining in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park from the 1964/65 New York World’s Fair. Created by Donald De Lue, the bronze statue stands 43 feet high and is located along the Court of the Astronauts hurling a rocket toward the Unisphere.
This interior of the First United Methodist Church of Cocoa Beach was gathered in just four scans with our new Leica ScanStation P40.
Please visit our new Ford Roundhouse Page – it provides a brief site history, photographs and the Potree feature which enables you to dynamically view our laser scan. Potree enables you to adjust the quality of the scan, so be certain to use the controls
The ChronoPoints team ventured to La Mesa in March to capture the Penske-Ford Roundhouse prior to its impending demolition. We just learned the demolition of the building is now underway. We are currently working on a detailed Project Page regarding the structure’s history and our laser scanning effort. Until we launch the Roundhouse Project Page, here is a sample laser scan image of the building.
The Millard Sheets Mosaic project page from our La Mesa, California scanning trip is now available – take a moment to visit!
ChronoPoints team member, Rob Michlowitz, has located software from potree.org that will enable you to view and manipulate our laser scans!
The McKinney House in La Mesa is the first example – more to follow.
We just completed registering the scans from the McKinney House on our recent trip to La Mesa, California. Visit the McKinney House on the projects page.
ChronoPoints will be conducting a laser scan of the First United Methodist Church of Cocoa Beach later this month.
Today is the 57th anniversary of Alan Shepard’s suborbital Mercury flight representing the first American in space. ChronoPoints scanned the Mercury Mission Control room at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor’s Center a few years ago. Please visit our video of the project https://vimeo.com/111700062
Together with Langan Engineering, we laser scanned the TWA Flight Center at JFK just prior to its transition to a hotel. If you are curious as to how it is progressing, this Architectural Digest article provides a glimpse … https://www.architecturaldigest.com/story/twa-hotel-jfk-room-design
ChronoPoints recently assisted members of the National Cemetery Administration in a heritage project at St. Augustine National Cemetery.