u/AckAttack6710

Hey all, sorry, I am extremely new to this, but essentially, I work for a recycling company and we are trying to calculate the volume of various piles of material in our facility using the existing security camera feeds we have. I talked to some more educated friends of mine and they told me what I am looking for is photogrammetry software, something like RealityScanner or Metashape, but I have no idea what I'm doing.

My questions boil down to is this the correct path for what I need to do? And if so, where do I start learning how to use these programs?

Deeply appreciate your time and any advice you can give me, thanks.

My AMR-320R with cracked crystal

Hello! I'm hoping to find some help here, and my deepest apologies if this isn't the place.

This was my dad's watch for years before it became mine about 15 years ago, and I'm trying to get it looking brand new again. I found a replacement mineral crystal online but the only jeweler near me wants $160 to swap it. I figured I could try it myself, but I don't really know what I'm getting into. I was also thinking of replacing the inner dial part where the ticks are, and modifying the bezel so it no longer goes both ways (currently it can spin clockwise and counter clockwise), and maybe look into a full replacement; my dad's Casio had the pepsi colored bezel growing up and I'd love to find one like that. Beyond that, the movement and alarm seem perfectly fine, no issues at all, and I'm rather fond of the nato strap.

Any advice or guidance you all could offer me? Where would I get parts? I tried some extremely basic searching online but can't find too many options for parts, and while this has a lot of sentimental value, I'm not looking to spend a fortune fixing it up right now. Again, sorry if this isn't the right place, but you all seem to definitely know your way around a Casio, so I thought I'd try here. Thank you for your time.

I've owned the books for a long time, and I read 2 of them. Not proud of that... But with headphones at work, I've been chewing through tons of audiobooks and I just found out Anya Stroud herself narrates the books! That's rad as hell! The last two Karen Traviss novels aren't on Audible, but the rest are and I'm looking forward to finally consuming them, just in time for E Day this year. Hell yeah!