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Wow this is very impressive. I was thinking originally they were using the milk scanning technique - http://www.instructables.com/id/GotMesh-the-Most-Cheap-and-
by anfractuosity 9y ago
Wow this is very impressive. I was thinking originally they were using the milk scanning technique - http://www.instructables.com/id/GotMesh-the-Most-Cheap-and-Simplistic-3D-Scanner/ http://www.instructables.com/id/GotMesh-the-Most-Cheap-and-S...
- nom 9y agoDoes anyone here know if there is an original paper or where this technique originated? It has to be pretty old and I can't imagine nobody thought of it before, but I'm somehow unable to find anything else than the posts on instructable, hackaday and youtube.
- anfractuosity 9y agoI was wondering that too, I've not found an authoritative source.
- zeep 9y agoBut they should be able to improve the milk technique by using different dipping angles as shown here and in many cases it would probably be much faster then this technique (but in other cases impossible to get all the geometry).