nefarious rodent activity 3D augmented reality visualization creation workflow video

There were rodent tracks and droppings under the hood of this Land Rover, indicating their presence, which can lead to negative outcomes. In some cases, particularly when vehicles are parked and unused for longer periods of time, nesting debris can be found and so it should be paid attention to upon examination of the engine compartment. Detecting the presence of rodents in the engine compartment is of concern due to their propensity to chew and damage electrical cables, as they are attracted to the material which is used as an insulator around copper wiring. This can lead to severe damage and render a vehicle inoperable if exposed wires come into contact with one another, are exposed to elements, or severed completely.
This video shows how 3D instructions were created for spatial computers to demonstrate what to look for and how to address current incidents or prevent them in the future. An inexpensive and non-lethal supplemental odor can effectively deter rodents from lingering in or around engine compartments.