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3D Data Utilization Seminar with DJI Drones

On March 27, 2026, a groundbreaking seminar titled "Transform Reality into 3D with 3DGS" will take place in Fukui City, Japan. This event, organized by Nihon System Bank and in cooperation with Sekido, Japan's official DJI distributor, aims to showcase the latest DJI industrial drones and provide insights into innovative workflows using cutting-edge 3D data technology for surveying, inspections, and facility management.

The seminar will focus on the utilization of 3DGS, LiDAR, and photogrammetry techniques for creating 3D data from real-world scenarios. With expanding needs for storing and utilizing 3D data beyond traditional 2D photography, the event will clarify the advantages and applications of these technologies. Attendees will learn not only about selecting the right equipment for their specific operations but also how to effectively implement these solutions in practice.

Seminar Highlights

• - Understanding Technology Options: Attendees will receive a thorough comparison of 3DGS, LiDAR, and photogrammetry technologies to determine which method suits their business needs best. The seminar will give clarity on performance requirements and configurations tailored to surveying, inspections, and facility management operations. This information will be beneficial for both new adopters wanting to gather information and existing users re-evaluating their operational needs.
• - Showcasing DJI’s Cutting-Edge Drones: The seminar will feature the DJI Matrice 400, renowned for its long flight time and high payload performance, suitable for a variety of industrial applications. This flagship drone supports various sensors like the DJI Zenmuse L3, a high-precision LiDAR module designed for long-range measurements, and the DJI Zenmuse P1, which delivers high-quality aerial imaging for photogrammetry tasks. Additionally, participants will get a first-hand look at the DJI Zenmuse H30 series, a versatile all-in-one camera solution for various inspection needs.
• - Exploring Software Tools: Participants will also be introduced to DJI Terra, a mapping software designed for image analysis, and XGRIDS, which facilitates real-time point-cloud data acquisition. This holistic approach ensures that attendees not only see the hardware in action but also understand the practical implications of how data can be utilized effectively in their operations.

What You Will Learn

• - Differences and applications of 3DGS, LiDAR, and photogrammetry techniques.
• - How to choose the right equipment tailored to surveying and facility management tasks.
• - Practical applications of collected 3D data and the significant benefits to be gained.
• - Key operational points to consider before implementing these technologies.

Who Should Attend?

This seminar is ideal for professionals in surveying, civil engineering, facility management, and inspection roles, especially those interested in optimizing workflows through modern technology. If you're looking to expand your understanding of 3D data utilization or are contemplating the integration of DJI's latest industrial drones into your operations, this is an excellent opportunity.

Event Details

• - Date: March 27, 2026 (Friday)
• - Time: 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM (Registration starts at 1:15 PM)
• - Location: Miyama Undepandan Square, Fukui City
• - Cost: Free of charge, limited to the first 20 registrants.
• - Registration: Sign up in advance to secure your spot via this link.

The seminar will also feature a demonstration of how these drones operate in real-world scenarios, offering a chance to witness practical applications of the data technologies discussed. Media representatives are welcome to apply for attendance; please fill out the registration form with your media details and request for interviews or specific imagery to cover.

We invite you to participate in this educational experience and enhance your skills for using advanced technologies in your field. Don't miss out on this opportunity as spaces are limited, and registration is done on a first-come, first-served basis.