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> In fact photogrammetry and laser scanning is getting to the point of eclipsing hand modeling for pretty much anything that is not a result of a CAD model. Wo
by pen2l 10y ago
> In fact photogrammetry and laser scanning is getting to the point of eclipsing hand modeling for pretty much anything that is not a result of a CAD model.
Woah, interesting. Please go on? (i.e. what would be your workflow for this - what applications/apps/hardware would you use for this? Also, for a thing with a lot of polygons, like a human, ok -- but would you do same for an object better suited for CAD programs? Like a monitor, let's say?)
- AndrewKemendo 10y agoThere are a variety of them. As I mentioned elsewhere the core distinction is in digitizing real things that did not come out of a manufacturing process that utilizes CAD. For us, as we are an AR company, building 3D content is a critical piece so we need to digitize real objects as quickly and accurately as possible. The trick for us is finding the perfect balance between size of the resulting model and quality. So our scanning process is very refined.