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EPISODE · Feb 26, 2025 · 11 MIN

Episode 18 - LIDAR in Action: From Disaster Recovery at Key Bridge to DFW’s Digital Twin Revolution

from Connected in 3D: Real-Time Solutions and Digital Twins · host Ashley Crowder, CEO and Co-founder VNTANA

In this episode of Connected in 3D, Ashley Crowder explores the transformative impact of LiDAR scanning in 3D data capture and digital twin technology. Fresh from Geo Week, she highlights how industries like autonomous vehicles, industrial maintenance, and smart cities are leveraging LiDAR for real-time precision and efficiency. Key case studies include DFW Airport’s live digital twin for operational management and LiDAR’s role in the Francis Scott Key Bridge recovery efforts.Ashley also discusses the challenges of massive LiDAR datasets and how AI-driven optimization and cloud-based platforms like Ventana are making 3D asset management more accessible. As LiDAR technology advances, it’s becoming a mainstream tool for industrial automation, spatial computing, and digital transformation. Subscribe to Connected in 3D for more insights into real-time 3D, AI, and digital twins!

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