A wildlife optical imager device on a 20 foot pole that can be extended or lowered into tree dwellings and wildlife burrows to perform a 3D scan of the interior space. A tablet at the base of the pole wirelessly communicates with the device to take measurements and receive the state of the device. The measurements are used to provide a 3D point cloud visualization of the volume captured, as well as provide an estimated volume space(cm^3 or in^3). The device aims to aid wildlife biologists that are trying to understand the inside of animal dens, in this case mainly geared towards American Martin dens.

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