DJI wants drone pilots to turn heritage sites into 3D flythroughs
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What if a drone flight could do more than capture pretty aerial footage? DJI is asking drone operators around the world to put their aircraft to work documenting places that may not always look the same in the future. The company has launched its World Heritage 3D Conservation Initiative, a global competition that challenges drone operators to create 3D reconstructions of natural and cultural heritage sites and turn those models into flythrough videos. more…
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