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Computer Vision Trento Symposium (CVTS): the pictures

The Computer Vision Trento Symposium 2025, in which we participated with great pleasure given the interest Arcoda devotes to these topics, has come to an end. At the event we had the opportunity to meet researchers, students, university professors and companies, and to exchange experiences and ideas on these amazing technologies, thanks to which we can create increasingly innovative applications dedicated to improving the work of distribution utilities.

At CVTS 2025, we held a number of demonstrations of our products and technologies, which allowed participants to experience first-hand the potential of extended reality applied to meters and electrical substations.

We would like to thank FBK and TEV for inviting us to participate in this wonderful event. Special thanks to Mattia Nardon of FBK for the pictures.

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Arcoda at the Computer Vision Trento Symposium 2025

On 29 May 2025 we will be guests at CVTS 2025, the symposium organised by TeV at the Fondazione Bruno Kessler in Trento.

During the demos planned for the event, we will have the opportunity to show how Arcoda concretely employs the latest Computer Vision technologies in the development of its innovative products dedicated to digitising and improving the work of distribution utilities.

We thank the organisers for inviting us to this interesting event.

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Congratulations to our colleague Lorenzo Orlandi on his academic achievement Phd!

Congratulations to our colleague Lorenzo Orlandi, who has successfully completed his PhD in Industrial Innovation at the University of Trento, culminating a journey that began in 2021 within the MMLab (Multimedia Signal Processing and Understanding Lab) research group of the university’s Department of Information Engineering and Computer Science.

Lorenzo’s research focused on the development of digital 3D models based on the acquisition of real-world scenarios and their application through extended reality.

His final thesis, titled “How the blend of physical and digital worlds is reshaping the industrial field”, analyzes the challenges posed by the integration of digital and physical worlds, with a specific focus on the application domain of Arcoda.

From Lorenzo’s extensive research efforts and with the support and expertise of the Arcoda team, 3D Photo Survey was born—an innovative system that revolutionizes key processes in distribution network management.

This technology enables the automatic generation of precise, realistic, and georeferenced 3D models of underground network excavation sites, using only a smartphone paired with a compact differential correction GPS receiver.

The resulting 3D models, viewable in augmented reality even after excavations are closed, streamline the management, traceability, maintenance, and safety of network infrastructure while reducing operational time and costs.

Once again, congratulations to Lorenzo for this remarkable achievement and for successfully translating academic research into tangible advancements in utility processes!