Flexible Objektdetektion in 3D-Lidar-Scans/Flexible object detection in 3D lidar scans – Development of an object recognition system for creating and updating digital models

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Flexible Objektdetektion in 3D-Lidar-Scans/Flexible object detection in 3D lidar scans – Development of an object recognition system for creating and updating digital models

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