Un Photomaton imprimante 3D vous imprime en miniature Un Photomaton imprimante 3D vous imprime en miniature Après le Omote 3D Shashin Can, le premier photomaton 3D japonais, c’est au tour du studio allemand TWINKIND de proposer un Photomaton Imprimante 3D capable de créer des sculptures miniatures et réalistes ! Après vous avoir scanné en 3D grâce à un système de caméras multiples, TWINKIND imprime une figurine 3D miniature de vous même, en couleur avec des détails impressionnants. via TWINKIND About - B10NIX Co-founder Flavio Mutti received the B.Sc. degree in computer science engineering from the Politecnico di Milano, Milano, Italy (2006), the M.Sc. degree (summa cum laude) in artificial intelligence and robotics from the Politecnico di Milano, Milano, Italy (2009), and the PhD degree in Robotics and Artificial Intelligence from the Politecnico di Milano, Milano, Italy (2013). His interdisciplinary research is mainly focused on the biologically inspired system based on neuroscientific findings.
From Kinect to MakerBot Make: Projects The Open Kinect movement has given us some amazing tools to capture the physical world. With some open source software, a few simple steps, and an occasional not-so-simple-step here and there, you can print what your Kinect can see. You’ve got a Kinect, and you’ve got a MakerBot. It’s very easy to scan something with the Kinect, but the models that you get from it are quite complex. At the moment, these instructions are tested on the Mac. Get Skanect | Skanect by Occipital 3D Scan From An iPad to Skanect on Your Mac or PC - Wirelessly There’s no easier way to capture high-quality, full-color 3D scans than with the Structure Sensor attached to your iPad streaming wirelessly to Skanect on your Mac or PC. But the Structure Sensor is much more than just a 3D scanner. It’s also a developer-friendly 3D sensing platform for mobile devices that lets you map indoor spaces, explore mixed reality worlds and much more. Compatible with iPad (5th generation), 9.7-inch iPad Pro, 12.9-inch iPad Pro, iPad Air 2, iPad Air, iPad mini 4, iPad mini 2/3 and iPad (4th generation) - and it’s developer hackable to work with Android, Linux, Windows and OS X too. Now get the special bundle for one low price. Includes USB Hacker Cable optional for wired connection to Mac or PC desktops, iPad bracket, and a license for Skanect Pro.
Votre design 3D devient réalité avec l'impression 3D IPi Recorder - iPiSoft Wiki iPi Recorder is a software program provided by iPi Soft LLC for capturing, playing back and processing video records from multiple cameras and depth sensors. Captured records can be used for motion tracking in iPi Mocap Studio. iPi Recorder supports the following cameras and depth sensors: Sony Playstation Eye Microsoft Kinect for Windows / Kinect XBOX 360 ASUS Xtion / Xtion Live PrimeSense Carmine 1.08 Any DirectShow compatible web cameras Also iPi Recorder supports the following motion controllers for hands and props tracking: PlayStation Move Wii Remote with MotionPlus Wii Remote Plus, which has MotionPlus integrated For storing records, the proprietary .iPiVideo file format is used which can be handled only by iPi Soft products. See user's guide for complete information about functions of the software. iPi Recorder can be downloaded and used free of charge. Information about the latest updates of iPi Recorder can be found in the change log.
www.cs.unc.edu/~fuchs/kinect_VR_2012.pdf This amazing accessory turns your iPad into a 3D scanner When most people play with a Kinect, the best they can hope for is a high score in Dance Central. When Occipital CEO Jeff Powers saw Microsoft's innovative sensor package for the first time he decided to change the direction of his company and got to work developing the Structure Sensor, a new 3D scanning tool that earned the company over $250,000 (£156,000) in a single day. Product designers can use their iPads and Occipital's anodised aluminium add-on to scan objects and create 3D models suitable for a MakerBot. Realtors can take advantage of its depth sensors to capture the dimensions of a room and create a 360-degree panoramic photo that can be embedded in a listing. The Structure employs a suite of sensor technologies developed by PrimeSense -- which also created the original technology used in the Kinect. The Structure Sensor attaches to the iPad with a custom designed bracket, has no buttons or switches, and is entirely controlled through companion apps.
Sweet Home 3D Affordable 3D Scanning | Artec Studio + MS Kinect 3D Scanner for fun Kinect combined with Artec Studio is an easy and inexpensive way to get started with 3D scanning. The combination of the two products will cost less than 700€ and will let you try 3D scanning in your field. Whether you are experimenting before purchasing a professional scanner or simply want to scan for fun/hobby, this is the route to take. Artec Studio for Kinect will let you scan the model, post-process it, fill holes, clean the data, take measurements, export the data and even allow you to share with your friends and colleagues for free at a specially-designed website called viewshape.com. Read about the great features of Artec Studio 9.2. Purchase Artec Studio 9.2 from our online store Make Scans Smooth & Optimize Export the result Want to use your Kinect sensor as a 3D scanner? Kinect® is a registered trademark of Microsoft Asus Xtion/Xtion Pro Live® are registered trademarks of ASUS
Shaking some sense into using multiple Kinect's with Shake 'n' Sense | Coding4Fun Kinect Projects This is one of those weird things that you just wouldn't expect until you see it... Shake n Sense Makes Kinects Work Together! Microsoft Research has discovered that shaking Kinects, far from making them fall apart, makes them work together. Project Information URL: Shake 'n' Sense is a novel yet simple mechanical technique for mitigating the interference when two or more Kinect cameras point at the same part of a physical scene. Reducing Structured Light Interference when Multiple Depth Cameras Overlap ABSTRACTWe present a method for reducing interference between multiple structured light-based depth sensors operating in the same spectrum with rigidly attached projectors and cameras. Project Information URL: