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This is an amazing looking camera. It takes panoramas by downloading vertical strips of image information directly to the connected PC. Besides, being automatically stitched together into a 360 degree image, the camera also captures 26 F stops of lighting information AND accurate distance information to every pixel in the image.
This video shows a demonstration and interview with Bus. Mgr. Peter Taylor.
I don't know how they accomplish the latter trick - they don't really have parallax information since the capture comes from a single lens.
Quoted: SpheronVR develops, produces and distributes solutions in the area of visual information technologies. Panoramic, full spherical and HDR digital camera systems, specialist hard- and software solutions for applications in the movie industry, photography, crime scene documentation, 3D reconstruction, facility management, critical infrastructure protection and many more.
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This page explains the measurement technique:
http://www.spheron.com/en/spheron3dmeasurement/VI_spheron3dmeasurement.php
The DO use parrallax; you have to take two images, with the tripod cranked up to raise the camera for one of them. Then you have to click on the point in question in both images by hand (presumably, they could have software that tries to correlate pixels between the two spheres w/o the manual step and derive a 3D model from the two images).