Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year

Dear All,

the ReconstructMe team wishes everyone a Merry Christmas and a happy new Year! Together, we’ve reached a lot in this year, pushing forward the state of the art in 3D reconstruction. Although not everything we intended to do made it in time, we hope we can catch on that in the new year. Here’s an outlook for 2013 and summary of the past couple of weeks:

Area based Stereo Vision
We’ve teamed up with an Austrian based company that provides real-time dense area based stereo vision systems for arbitrary dimensions. Those systems can be operated in active and passive mode and scaled according to the scanning requirements. The image below shows one of the first scans of a peanut.

Peanut

This is the first evidence ever made that ReconstructMe can scale for arbitrary dimensions. The sensor input dimension is micro meters (0.001 mm).

LEAP
We received note that we have been accepted by the LEAP developer program. From a first glimpse of the SDK it seems like the API does not yet provide the necessary data to perform real-time reconstruction, but we hope that the missing features will be added within the 1st quarter of 2013, so we can start working on integration.

We will be back on January 2nd 2013.

All the best,
Christoph

4 thoughts on “Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year

  1. Corey Kinard

    Really looking forward to what you guys will be able to do with the LEAP! Any initial guesstimations on the quality we might see compared to Kinect for close up scans?

  2. Bartlomiej

    micro meters? WOW, and how you want to scan huge Objects?
    I think you need a memory managment system.
    Maybe this agreement will help to develop better scanning hardware for low prices.
    Kinect 2 will be released with the new xbox 2.0 (Gerüchteküche brodelt).
    Heindl please please implement the desired texturing feature.

    Merry Xmas

  3. Guido

    Happy new year. I’ve been using your software.. It’s great . I can’t wait to see more improvements for 2013.. I wish you will add the texturing feature to the scanning software.. thanks

    Guido

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