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3D scan any physical object and then send it to a 3D printer. So many possibilities! - Cosplayer? 3D scan yourself, you now have a model you can make minis out
by Slippery_John 7y ago
3D scan any physical object and then send it to a 3D printer. So many possibilities!
- Cosplayer? 3D scan yourself, you now have a model you can make minis out of.
- Need to replace a simple valve to help treat covid19? This does most of the work for you.
- Game dev? You can scan a real world item, either importing it directly or using it as an outline for an in-game object.
For most high detail or functional things you probably will need to make some adjustments to the scanned model, but it could make the whole process waaay easier.
- MrBuddyCasino 7y agoTaking measurements for clothes. If a store had one, they could show you which items fit, or order custom made clothes.
- numpad0 7y agoNone of that happens! Kinect is about to turn ten, and only two things that came of various consumer RGBD cameras were Face ID and VTubers. They're good for tracking and measurement but the data out of them has near zero aesthetic quality especially for its complexity.
- ebspelman 7y agocheck out display.land
- jayd16 7y agoIt really depends on a lot more than lidar. Kinect and Tango were lidar as well but getting a point cloud and computing perfect geometry are not the same thing!