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It would be really neat for 3D printing and scanning. However, I don't think it'll work with functional prints given dimensional accuracy is important. photogra
by FloatArtifact 2y ago
It would be really neat for 3D printing and scanning. However, I don't think it'll work with functional prints given dimensional accuracy is important. photogrammetry still has a 1-up on this I believe.
- causal 2y agoWould love to get away from photogrammetry the day splatting gets good enough
- peppertree 2y agoThere’s work done around DeepSDF that do latent space diffusion but you end with a solid geometry suitable for 3D printing.
- antiraza 2y agohackernews weirdness has forced this roundabout way of replying to you about a thread from a bit ago... i stumbled on your post about eye tracking needs for a relative dealing with MS. i have some previous experience working with the tobii 4c and the 5 using more off-the-shelf solutions, as well as the more 'true medical grade' side of the tech, and may have some recommendations and learnings to share. i have temporarily added a way to contact me into the about section of my profile. once i hear from you, or in about a week, i'll clear that out. drop a line if you're interesting in discussing.
- FloatArtifact 2y agoAlright, I've reached out via email. Thank you for going out of your way to connect.