Recent work

High-resolution underwater photogrammetric survey and measurable orthomosaic at 15 to 20 m depth.

2025 excavation led by Luc Long (Académie de Marseille) under DRASSM scientific oversight. In-situ 3D restitution of the ship that brought the plague to Marseille in 1720, Riou archipelago.

Interactive simulation of foreign object debris (FOD) detection with RIR, on the digital twin of a test engine built by photogrammetry.

High-resolution 3D model from a photogrammetric survey, fully interactive in the browser: documented points of interest, structure scanning, then localization of foreign objects on the engine. The 3D extension of our RIR demonstrator.

AI detection of rogue items and foreign object debris (FOD) on industrial structures.

Our industrial demonstrator: automatic anomaly spotting from photogrammetric surveys. Patent filed in 2026.

Photogrammetric survey of the Nabataean rock-cut tomb, high-density point cloud viewable in the browser.

Survey carried out with members of SELA (Sela for Training and Protection of Heritage, Wadi Musa) during a photogrammetric recording course we taught in Petra, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Combined laser and photogrammetric survey of the monumental terracotta (262 × 265 cm): 2,488 photographs and 27 million measured points, viewable in the browser.

Modelled by Monfreid in 1897, recast by Maillol in 1938, then reworked by Mallais du Carroy in 1961, the work usually stands in the crypt of the new church of Vernet-les-Bains. Survey carried out at the musée d’art Hyacinthe Rigaud (Perpignan), keeper of the Monfreid collection, with the precious help of Jonathan Boiné.