The team created the first 3D map of the Leaning Tower of Pisa, mapping the interior of the famed Italian site in just 20 minutes using a new handheld infrared laser scanner called the Zebedee.

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The Zebedee scanner sways as the user walks, gathering data for a map that can be displayed as a point cloud in a 3D projection room. Leaning Tower of Pisa 3D-mapped with handheld laser - CNET X ...

MELBOURNE: Australian researchers have created the first ever 3D map of the interior of Italy's iconic Leaning Tower of Pisa by using a breakthrough mobile laser mapping system.

For their initiative dubbed “Project Pisa,” Zebedee developers mapped the interior of the Leaning Tower of Pisa in a mere 20 minutes. The scans are incredibly detailed, giving not just a ...

Scientists have used a hand-held 3D laser scanner to map the hard-to-reach nooks and crannies of Italy’s Leaning Tower of Pisa, documenting vital information needed to repair the iconic building ...

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Officials in the northern Italian city of Bologna have secured the area around a downtown 12th century tower, which is leaning at a perilous angle.

The Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy sure doesn't look like it should still be standing, but the tower has survived four strong earthquakes since 1372 thanks to its eye-catching inclination.

The tower started leaning even before the first stage was completed more than 800 years ago. The vibration and weight of the seven bells that the tower was built to house helped to pull it over.