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.
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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.
Outerra I give up on CHI/UIST The CHI reviews just came out and I have to say I'm pretty unhappy... not with the numbers per se... (one paper I co-authored has a 4.5 average out of 5 and I'm sure I'll get a fair number of papers accepted), but instead with the attitude in the reviews. The reviewers simply do not value the difficulty of building real systems and how hard controlled studies are to run on real systems for real tasks. This is in contrast with how easy it is to build new interaction techniques and then to run tight, controlled studies on these new techniques with small, artificial tasks (don't tell me this is not true as I have done it and published good papers of this style also). I really am ready to give up on CHI / UIST and go elsewhere (to another existing community or create a new one -- UISTSys anyone?). The papers we have submitted with truly new ideas and techniques, and years of work behind them, get reviews asking you to do 2-4 years more work. What is the answer?
Structure Sensor: Capture the World in 3D by Occipital The Structure Sensor gives mobile devices the ability to capture and understand the world in three dimensions. With the Structure Sensor attached to your mobile device, you can walk around the world and instantly capture it in a digital form. This means you can capture 3D maps of indoor spaces and have every measurement in your pocket. You can instantly capture 3D models of objects and people for import into CAD and for 3D printing. If you’re a developer, Structure gives you the ability to build mobile applications that interact with the three dimensional geometry of the real world for the very first time. The Structure Sensor has been designed from the ground up to be mobile. The Structure Sensor has a mobile-optimized range that begins at 40 centimeters and stretches to over 3.5 meters. Battery-powered The Structure Sensor has its own onboard power supply that provides up to 4 hours of active use, and 1000+ hours of standby. Anodized aluminum chassis Dual infrared LEDs 1. 2. 3. 4.
The Structure Sensor is the first 3D sensor for mobile devices Emilia Telese - Italian-born crossover artist based in Brighton, UK 3Dify | 3D Printing and scanning 3D printing mini sculptures of yourself – a new trend spreading like wildfire? | Developing Dreams blog PLEASE NOTE: We are now fully booked for the Brighton Digital Festival! You can still visit the installation and see a 3D body scanner and 3D printers in action, but unfortunately, we don’t have any spaces left to get people scanned and print little figures of them. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Google+ or LinkedIn for regular updates. With the help of Italian installation artist Emilia Telese and some technological wizardry from 3Dify, Developing Dreams are dragging the concept of the photo booth kicking and screaming into the age of 3D printing and low cost 3D scanning. As part of the Brighton Digital Festival, you can visit the interactive installation ‘Break The Mould’ to get scanned, digitised and recreated in bio plastic as a 3d printed mini you. ■ Jubilee Library (9 – 22 September) ■ Clearleft Gallery at 68 Middle Street (25 – 29 September) ■ Mad Hatter Cafe (30 September – 4 October) She said: “3D printers are very mechanical and impersonal.