The Photorealistic Automated Reconstruction Tool (PART) turns smartphones and tablets into accurate, automated 3D reconstruction tools. Developed for the U.S. Department of War, PART uses Quidient Reality® to provide users with the tools to reverse engineer parts. Users can transform a short video into a printable digital twin for remanufacturing in minutes without pre or post-scan editing.
Quidient Reality® enables users to write programs to automate defect detection and analysis. An example is the Automated Visual Inspection Device (AVID), an application Quidient developed for the Air Force to inspect aircraft exteriors for delaminations and dents. AVID guides maintainers to areas of concern, accelerates the pace of repair, and improves maintenance records. AVID is deployable using a smartphone, tablet, UAV, or any camera.
Quidient’s Confined Space Inspection (CSI) tool uses Quidient Reality® to build digital twins of potentially hazardous areas, like fuel tanks and small compartments. CSI's remote inspections protect personnel, accelerate repair schedules, and reduce sustainment costs by making inspections easier and more accurate.
Quidient Reality® puts users into a true virtual world, where they interact with stunning models that look and feel like real life. Competing technologies use proprietary hardware and require weeks to complete capture and editing. Quidient Reality® transforms smartphone videos into interactive photorealistic environments within minutes, making the creation of immersive training programs as easy as taking a video.
