Recent work
From underwater survey to industrial inspection, the same capability: 3D capture and measurement of complex objects.
Selected projects
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.
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Multi-campaign underwater photogrammetry, orthophotos and VR restitution (Unity / Oculus).
French navy schooner (1823), multi-year 2015-2019 excavation led by Jean-Sébastien Guibert (Université des Antilles), funded by DRASSM and the French Ministry of the Army. 25 m depth, Saintes Bay (Guadeloupe).
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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.
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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.
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