We took some time (about two minutes or so) to create a CAD model of a car’s chair. Below you can download the original mesh in high resolution, and a reduced one. The colorization show the normals.
Downloads as STL models:
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Original resolution: 533,317 vertices and 1,047,917 faces, 20.8MB
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Low resolution: 27,683 vertices and 52,394 faces, 1.15MB
chair by Martin Ankerl is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
With ReconstructMe you normally walk around the objects you’d like to digitalize. However, the other way around is also possible as this video shows.
The chair moves, the sensor remains static.
Here’s a short video showing off the current features of ReconstructMe.
Have fun watching!
ReconstructMe is brought to you by PROFACTOR.
Expect some serious stuff soon!
We made a quick scan of our room by moving the Kinect around, and extracted the mesh that was created in realtime as an STL. Here is what it looks like:
The original mesh is quite large–it has 578,732 vertices, 1,110,366 faces. All this was created in realtime.
You can download the generated STL files here, and we also have a reduced version to save your bandwith:
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Large, unfiltered version with 578,732 vertices and 1,110,366 faces. 21.6 MB
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Reduced version with 31,033 vertices and 55,517 faces. 1.21 MB
Have fun :)