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I hoped that either they got their hands on Project Tango device or worked with this team in Zurich - http://www.i-programmer.info/news/192-photography-a-imagin
by dsirijus 13y ago
I hoped that either they got their hands on Project Tango device or worked with this team in Zurich - http://www.i-programmer.info/news/192-photography-a-imaging/6688-any-mobile-camera-can-be-a-3d-scanner.html http://www.i-programmer.info/news/192-photography-a-imaging/...
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Btw, anyone who applied for Project Tango got back from them in any way? I didn't.
- smoyer 13y agoI applied with an idea very similar to the OP, except I'm interested in capturing GIS coordinates and video to automatically capture engineering drawings for central offices, head ends and data centers that include racked equipment. I haven't seen even an e-mail confirming they received my application, so I don't know whether I was rejected or never entered.
- cdtwigg 13y agoStructured light cameras like Project Tango or Occipital's Structure sensor that project a textured pattern would work well here. Stereo algorithms like the one you linked that use the regular phone camera are likely to struggle here, because flat, blank walls are a worst-case scenario for them (yes, they're using the accelerometer to assist, but the reconstruction still needs texture).
- encoderer 13y agoWe heard back and got a device last week.