startup

nFrames

nFrames develops software for 3D reconstruction from images with unique performance and flexibility
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  • Other
  • B2B
  • 2014
  • 11-50 Employees
  • Found
  • Stuttgart, DE
  • nframes.com
  • nFrames GmbH
  • Baden-Württemberg

About the company

Headquartered in Stuttgart, Germany, nFrames develops software technology for the reconstruction of 3D surfaces from images. The core software product SURE is particularly designed for large datasets such as countrywide aerial images in the terrabyte domain for the production of 3D point clouds, surface models, true orthophotos or textured meshes. nFrames was founded in 2014 as a spin-off from the University of Stuttgart’s Institute for Photogrammetry by PhD researchers Konrad Wenzel and Mathias Rothermel. Meanwhile, the company with its 14 team members (Nov. 17) serves private and public mapping institutions worldwide in more than 20 countries. In Germany eleven of the 16 German states are using the products for countrywide 3D data production. Furthermore, the technology is sublicensed to multiple software companies in the drone domain - reaching additional channels, verticals and markets.

Management

Mathias Rothermel Managing Director
since 2014
Konrad Wenzel Managing Director
since 2014
Thomas Zwölfer Officer
since 2016
Mark Egert Managing Director
since 2018
Thomas Zwölfer Managing Director
since 2018
Debra Lynn Parish Managing Directorin
since 2020
Paul Jacob Dangermond Managing Director
since 2020
Donald J. Berry Managing Director
since 2023

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