Dear Partner,
With reference to our notice dated of 13 December 2018, please be advised that the former solely owned subsidiaries of 4iG Plc., HUMANsoft Ltd., Axis Rendszerház Ltd. and Mensor3D Ltd. have been merged into 4iG Plc according to decision no.
Cg.01-10-044993/158 of the Court of Registration of the Metropolitan Court with the effective date of 31 January 2019.
As a result of the merger, all the rights and obligations of the subsidiaries will be transferred to 4iG Plc as their general legal successor.
For more information about the merger, please find our Investor Information. ‘Link’
We thank you for your successful professional cooperation with our subsidiaries until this date and hope that a similarly successful partnership will continue with the legal successor 4iG Plc after the merger.
Mensor3D Ltd. was founded in Hungary in 2014 and it’s main profile beside technical testing and analysis in architecture and mechanical engineering based on 3D scanning is supporting VFX productions of movie industry. With our laser and white light scanners we are producing 3D pointclouds of existing buildings, structures, equipments, mechanical parts, fragments and a wide range of different accessories and movie sets. As a result we are able to create 3D walk-through models, 3D reconstructions, cross-section drawings, accurate and detailed documentations, hypothesis, 3D prints, etc.
Company registration number: 01-10-044993
Form of company: Plc
Name of company:
Short name of company: 4iG Plc
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Company seat: H-1037 Budapest, Montevideo utca 8.
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VAT number: 12011069-2-41
EU VAT number: HU12011069
Delivery address of company: info@4ig.hu
We offer such three-dimensional precision survey and related services, capable to create digital, surface and the development environment models, subsequent tests and analyses with millimetre accuracy.
What areas we recommend to use the technology?
protection of monuments, archaeology, cultural heritage
architecture (planning, inspection, monitoring)
industrial applications (vehicle, machinery and equipment manufacturing)
oil and gas pipeline survey
reverse engineering
disaster management
justice (legal proceedings, investigation, fire investigation, expert support activities)
services (quality assurance, tourist development)
For what purpose it can be used?
We may get high-resolution, accurate images and point cloud after scanning, which is suitable for
creating 3D walk-through models
creating cross-section drawings
compiling accurate and detailed documentation
analysis
reconstruction
safe surveying of locations
drawing up an inventory indirectly
position determination
carrying out measurements according to choice
setting up and testing a hypothesis
preparation for 3D printing
volume calculation of geometrically irregular landfills
The proliferation of 3D technologies
The three-dimensional technologies such as spatial planning, imaging, display or printing go through revolutionary development today.
The increasingly sophisticated devices (e.g. scanners, printers, monitors) and software (digitizing, CAD/CAM/CAE programs) gain more and more areas of application in the industry, architecture, life sciences, culture, or even in the field of entertainment.
3D Scanners
The 3D optical scanners are devices for recording the geometry of physical bodies, capable for non-contact measuring, that operate using a laser or structured light. Their important characteristics are that from what a distance they can carry out digitizing of the target, how large is the surface they can measure effectively, and with what a resolution and accuracy they are operating. The point cloud recorded by an object scanner can be combined with the images produced by the visible light sensor. In this way, we can get the texture of the object as well.
Introducing in the Pecha Kucha Night event
Pecha Kucha is an open forum about the latest trends of design, architecture and art, about inspiring social innovation projects, in which young artists and thinkers come together to introduce themselves to each other and to visitors. The idea started from Tokyo and is now held in more than eight hundred cities throughout the world. In the 40th Budapest Pecha Kucha Night event, we made a presentation titled ‘From the millet seed to the stadium’ about how we implement 3D scanning and imaging technologies in practice.
Top of the art technology solutions in the monument protection and architecture
Source: http://videotorium.hu/hu/recordings/details/9887, Feher_Andras_-_Top_art_technologiai_megoldasok_a_muemlekvedelemben_epiteszetben
Hungary is incredibly rich in cultural heritage. Their preservation, digital documentation and spectacular preservation is in the interest all of us. The SziMe 3D AR project and the Mensor3D, which carries on the started work, employs the most advanced 3D technologies for the purpose of 3D digital preservation of the monuments in the country and artefacts of national importance. We strive for that our products were utilized for museum, tourist and educational purposes. We know that the researchers, educators, students, tourists and those roaming in the virtual space would like to get and see a different set of the opportunities offered by this technology. The most advanced 3D contents preserve heritage with higher quality than ever before, they contribute to a better knowledge and understanding of them, and also help to manage them. They document their present status well in time for the next generation, but also present our cultural heritage and national memorial places to the wider world as well.