3D scanning via Reconstructme

• Real-3D Modeling

Currently in the 3D game production process, it takes a few days or even weeks for professionals to make 3D models, textures, and animations with expensive software tools such as Autodesk 3ds Max and Maya. In game production, a method is often used, that is, the designer constructs the 1:1 entity model for the character model construction and props, then uses the coordinate measuring instrument to create the digitized virtual version to the model. Now there's a faster, cheaper way to capture the 3D shape of a physical surface using a camera like Kinect, and a 3D scan will form a set of points, called a "point cloud", and then build a smooth 3D surface on the point cloud to quickly "3D" the object with smoothing and surface rendering.

Microsoft Research's Kinectfusion technology allows users to move around in a certain range with the Kinect, capture the full picture of the surrounding landscape, and gain real-time access to three-dimensional models of these landscapes, creating a virtual three-dimensional world with these three-dimensional models in just a few seconds:

Project Tango, a Google research project, has successfully developed an Android phone prototype for the project in February 2014, equipped with a range of cameras, sensors, and chips to model 3D in real time for the environment around the user. Such a three-dimensional model can be used as a basis for a variety of applications, such as providing directional navigation to users in large shopping malls and other indoor spaces to help users find a store or an object. In addition to drawing around the 3D scene, Google also pointed out that the technology has a wide range of applications, including drawing 3D maps, to help the blind in unfamiliar places to navigate, so that people can use the environment in the home to play the real 3D games.

• Reconstructme

The Reconstructme is a 3D rebuild software that shows the visual effects of 3D scanning models in real time and is free for non-commercial use. currently supports multiple RGBD sensors:which 3D sensors is supported by Reconstructme?

Reconstructme performs the entire reconstruction in metric space. No need for freaky scaling attempts. The result can be exported to various CAD formats such as STL, OBJ, 3DS, and PLY.

Reconstructme is capable of capturing and processing the color information of the object being scanned, as long as T He sensor provides the necessary color stream.here is my handheld Obi RGBD sensor, scanned desk 3D model (do not know the sensor problem or other reasons, has not been able to read the color of the 3D point cloud, only to read the pure depth of information)after scanning, you can save the model as a file in STL format and import it into MeshLab and other software for processing .

If you can get both RGB image and depth image, you can easily build your own 3D model through Reconstructme. Just sit in the right place and slowly turn the camera around:

Reference:

"Kinect app development: Talking to machines in the most natural way" Yu Tao

Reconstructme 3D Scanning Tutorial

Http://news.hexun.com/2016-11-02/186703437.html

Http://www.cnbeta.com/articles/503593.htm

http://reconstructme.net/support-2/category-scanning/

3D scanning via Reconstructme