FACTORY PDIGGER / PROJECT NOTES

Asset & demonstration notices

Factory pDigger and the Stone-work Interpreter are project demonstrations by eprojac Ltd. The camera recordings and generated illustrations are supplied for this project.

What you are seeing

The five short clips are selected excerpts of recorded footage. Camera annotations and 3D scenes share identified source captures and original timestamps. The removal, pushing and placement excerpts include explicitly disclosed manual reconstruction corrections; native model evidence remains separate. The shared timeline starts at normal speed and offers slow motion, frame stepping and scrubbing. Relative geometry, reconstructed interactions and event summaries can contain errors; no benchmark, inspection accuracy, workplace safety certification or calibrated measurement is implied.

The introduction uses the supplied film illustration, combining a camera-view inset with an illustrated reconstruction. The lower film player uses a poster prepared from face-obscured project footage. The supplied illustration is not a measured scene frame. The 150-second narrated film is available through a click-to-load YouTube player.

Typography & rendering

Source Sans 3, Source Serif 4 and Source Code Pro are by Adobe and contributors, licensed under the SIL Open Font License. Font files are hosted locally. License files.

The interactive 3D renderer uses Three.js under the MIT license. Its license is included with the asset notices. The public page runs the identified scene renderer on static, privacy-filtered captured observations. You can rotate, pan and zoom it, and select a recorded stone track to highlight its camera outline. It does not run inference or connect to the capture device.

Related work

Single-frame 3D research · Outdoors pDigger · eprojac company details.