As part of a field trip, students in the master’s program in geodesy were able to gain insight into the day-to-day work at sigma3D.
sigma3D and Bochum University of Applied Sciences have a long history of collaboration. For years, some Bochum University of Applied Sciences students who aren’t interested in working at a government agency or planning office have taken advantage of this opportunity to complete their internships or write their theses at the company.
For sigma3D itself, it is exciting to see how the field of surveying has changed and evolved over the years, and the company appreciates the trust placed in it by the university, as well as by the professors and students.
As a highlight of the field trip, the students were able to bring an object of their choice, which was then measured together in the company’s in-house measurement lab. A salt crystal brought in by one student proved particularly challenging, as its fine structure made it difficult to measure. However, the results pleasantly surprised everyone present.
“We’re always delighted when we can show a new generation the fascination of measurement technology!” said Managing Director Frank Mönsters about the field trip.