Make3D --- convert your image into 3d model

[nourddinexfx]

its like camera projection in 3ds max

[tommycarstensen]

It would be cool, if you could get layers of 2D images or a set of coordinates of the 3D model...

[DonnyThailand]

Awesome!

I wonders what these haters said about Facebook when version 0.1 came out 5 years ago.

[ESCOFLiP]

forget the hater's i think its cool

[thomasmulhall]

update your video becuase theres a new version out

[yryj100]

This is cool, but it can generate visible 3D surfaces from only one camera location. Furthermore, why insisting on a single picture? You can easily take 10 or 20 pictures without undue burden. I accidentally discovered this company Visualsize that can construct all kinds of 3D models - partial or complete - using photographs collected from random locations around a 3D object. They can do faces too. The technology of Visualsize is really cool and I haven't seen anything like it.

[ahmd1431]

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[jwaffe]

cheap attempt at 3d

[TiagoTiagoT]

not working :(

[masterpj55]

Pointless Even for robot's

Robot's use 2 Cams

to see stereoscopic

and thus calculate it to really accurate 3D

(and faster)

then this porky shit

[RobJohnB95]

can u save it as a 3d model such as 3ds?

[hipe0]

@RobJohnB95 for this there is a new software now: Photosculpt. See my profile for more?

[Woolkan]

show mesh because it looks like simply few textured planes :/

[freakystyley73]

agreed! it looks like piggy shit!

[Zenin87]

i' m agree

[hgeithus]

Cool!

It would be great to see this algoritm implemented in a mobile robot. Then it probably could navigate way better than earlier robots.

By the way. Is this technology used in the explorer robot from the CoSY-project?

[maztah001]

@hgeithus You could use PTAM this software can see in 3d while using 1 camera.

Does anyone know software wherein I can convert multiple pictures into a 3d model for autocad or maya or something like that?

[simrr]

ok

anaother point on my list of things I've dreamed of, now where is my jetpack?!!!

[versarchi]

I am curious so

[xlovenuggetx]

i'm very interested to see this tech implemented into what you and i do and see on a daily basis. the 3d environment created when you pan in and out can be made flexible and navigatable (website down at the moment). please try pushing this tech forward. bravo.