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PC shipments rise to 69.9m units
Intel adds momentum; AMD makes long-term gains in Q1 microprocessor market, according to iSuppli Corp
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Rising demand from diverse process industries supports steady growth in global valves and actuators market
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Jon Severn meets Justin Levine, the managing director of Parvalux Electric Motors,  the man for whom design is a mainstay of his strategy to rejuvenate the company
Bi-stable displays gain momentum
Despite LCD dominance, opportunities remain for emerging display technologies
Airlines assess carbon costs
Only around 40 per cent of the 20 carriers surveyed currently monitor and report emissions data, Pricewaterhouse Coopers
Lenovo aces out Acer
Chinese PC OEM Lenovo shipped 4.9m PCs worldwide in the second quarter, up 22.9 per cent from 3.96m in the first quarter

Photo-to-measurement software

Eos Systems is releasing the latest version of its Photomodeler software. Photomodeler 6 is the result of three years of development to enhance the already well-acclaimed version 5.

Photomodeler automates the science of ‘photogrammetry’ – measurement from photographs.

The PC-based application enables objects to be measured accurately and photorealistic 3D computer models to be generated.

The versatile tool has been adopted across a wide variety of industries, including engineering, scientific, accident reconstruction and architecture, as well as film and game production.

In PM6, Eos Systems has added a powerful new ‘Shapes’ function for working with geometric solids and it provides a new, flexible means to export results into other software. The KMZ export format allows users to upload textured building models into the popular 3D globe application Google Earth, or utilise the Google Earth’s 3D environment as a background for presenting a Photomodeler analysis of real-world scenes. Automatic processing of reference points now occurs in the background, which greatly speeds 3D model generation. PM6 also offers new printing and output options, an automated camera library, and Idealize, a module that removes lens distortion from photographs for high-end film and animation projects.

For more information, visit www.photomodeler.com