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Btw, super shameless plug: If you're looking for 3D capture where photogrammetry doesn't work well (indoors, complex environments) you may find Dot3D (https://w
by rsp1984 6y ago
Btw, super shameless plug: If you're looking for 3D capture where photogrammetry doesn't work well (indoors, complex environments) you may find Dot3D (https://www.dotproduct3d.com/dot3dpro.html https://www.dotproduct3d.com/dot3dpro.html) quite helpful. It uses depth sensors and works on any recent Android or Windows device. You can get a 14 day free trial and we're happy to extend if needed.
- fsloth 6y agoThat's really cool. I haven't seen photogrammetry offerings that much in the space you are targeting. How good is the spatial resolution? Do you see your gear competing with Lidar pointcloud scanners any time soon?
- rsp1984 6y agoYes, we're getting there. Of course a > $50k laser scanner will still outperform it in terms of accuracy but the new generation of depth sensors (e.g. Intel RealSense L515) is really quite good. We're going to announce support for this very soon and will also put some datasets online for comparison.
- fsloth 6y agoHey, that sounds potentially relevant to my employer. I'm a small fry in our org but would like to get some of our heavy hitters to take a closer look at what you guys have. Who should we contact (if folks find this relevant)? I prefer not to link my private online persona to my professional role but the page https://www.dotproduct3d.com/workflows.html https://www.dotproduct3d.com/workflows.html has several references to our products already so you likely are aware of my employer :)
- rsp1984 6y agoCool! The contact form on the website should work, but you can also check the team page and use firstname at dot... dot com as an email address :)