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There's a community of people passionate about scanning all short stuff with handheld devices, drones... Tipatat let us generously use his food scans for the de
by dmarcos 1y ago
There's a community of people passionate about scanning all short stuff with handheld devices, drones... Tipatat let us generously use his food scans for the demo. I also enjoy kotohibi flower scans: https://superspl.at/user?id=kotohibi https://superspl.at/user?id=kotohibi
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- jasonthorsness 1y agoWow what kind of device do I need to make my own?
- dmarcos 1y agoThe food scans are just photos from a Pixel phone processed with postshot (https://www.jawset.com/ https://www.jawset.com/) to generate the splats
- mft_ 1y agoOut of interest, to what extent do splats recorded in this manner have reliable/measurable dimensions?
- jaccola 1y agoThey are not reliable at all unless paired with some physical measurements (Lidar, or a known size object in the scene). Probably an interesting use for a pretrained model to estimate scale based on common items seen in scenes (cars, doorframes, trees, etc…)
- ChadNauseam 1y agoI'm sure it's not cutting edge, but the app "scaniverse" generates some very nice splats just by you waving your phone around an object for a minute or so.
- dmarcos 1y agoYes there are several phone apps to generate splats. Also Luma 3D capture.