The State of the Art community has introduced a new version and the project's source code on GitHub. The project develops a portable interface for three-dimensional scanning of objects and terrain, using available Intel RealSense D400 stereo cameras. The code is written in C++ (interface in Qt5) and is licensed under Apache 2.0. Supports Linux and Android.
The program has sufficient functionality to a relatively inexpensive (~$140) hardware-software complex for solving tasks related to detailed transfer of objects from the real world to the virtual one. The project is already ready for everyday use in preparing detailed models for tasks such as scanning for subsequent 3D printing, creating avatars, preparing 3D models based on real objects, taking measurements, and assessing proportions.
Features of Handy 3D Scanner:
- Cross-platform (Qt5) and operates on various Android devices (supports Android 5.1 and above);
- Capturing many images (point clouds) at a resolution of ~1MPix;
- Positioning in the terrain using ARCore (the phone's main camera);
- Preview of captured images as point clouds or generated surfaces;
- Saving and loading images for further processing in PCD format;
- Exporting the scene in glTF 2.0 format with compression support;
- An open development model with the source code freely available on GitHub.
Source: opennet.ru
