GRIPS Corporation has begun providing technical support for the development of a three-dimensional modeling system for wooden tablets and similar items using photogrammetry and robotization technology from the Nara National Research Institute for Cultural Properties and Ritsumeikan University.

GRIPS Corporation announced that it will begin providing technical support for the development of a three-dimensional model construction system utilizing photogrammetry and robotization technology for fragile wooden tablets (including excavated wooden products, hereinafter referred to as "wooden tablets, etc.") as part of research promoted by the Independent Administrative Institution National Cultural Properties Organization Nara Cultural Property Research Institute and Ritsumeikan University.
Photogrammetry technology is a technique for extracting three-dimensional spatial information from multiple photographs and is applied in the construction of three-dimensional models of buildings and cultural properties, as well as in assessing damage during disasters.
The equipment for acquiring images for photogrammetry is being developed in collaboration with Asoka Engineering, GRIPS's development technology partner, and applies the technology of the commercially available depth synthesis microscope Z-SCAN. Additionally, by adopting a rotating gantry structure used in CT scans, the automation of the image acquisition process will also be realized.
For more details, please refer to the press release on PRTimes.

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GRIPS Corporation announced that it will participate in the research promoted by the Independent Administrative Institution National Research Institute for Cultural Properties Nara and Ritsumeikan University, and will begin providing technical support for the development of a 3D model construction system using photogrammetry and robotization technology for fragile wooden tablets (including excavated wooden products, hereinafter referred to as "wooden tablets, etc.").