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This is based on structured/coded light and as such is basically useless for most surfaces that will not reflect light (think most black things) or very reflect
by belval 6y ago
This is based on structured/coded light and as such is basically useless for most surfaces that will not reflect light (think most black things) or very reflective things (think metal). I have an SR300 which was intended for face scans and it works very nicely for humans but I tried to scan other surfaces for a school project[1] and the limitations became obvious very fast.
[1] https://github.com/Belval/Scanner3D https://github.com/Belval/Scanner3D