With practice It is possible to scan an object 360 degrees around You can tip forward, tip back, rotate left, rotate right and around.Instead rotate the entire torso visible to the scan as a solid object. ie If you are scanning a human head, do not turn the neck to scan as that will create a bad scan. If part of the object is rotating and another part is still, it will confuse the tracking algorithm causing a bad scan.The sample is designed to track a rigid 3D object in space thus allowing the object to rotate in front of the camera and tracking it thus allowing it to scan it from multiple sides.These are samples that will work on both the F200 and R200 cameras.
In the Sample Browser you will see there a Section for Common Samples. Right click and select Run as Administrator In the list you will find RealSense SDK Sample Browser. Go to the Charm Bar in Windows and Search for "RealSense". Object scanned via Intel RealSense technology and converted to PLY file (via MeshLab - free)Īfter installing the Intel® RealSense SDK.Intel® RealSense camera running on Intel Core 4th gen processor or better using SDK (SDK is free).
For Steps 3 and 4 follow the links once you finish steps in this post This is a step to get the color information from the scan in a useable for other programs like Unityīelow are the follow steps in this series.
Blender 3d scanning how to#
In this first step I will show you how to scan an object and convert it to PLY format using MeshLab. This is a 3 part blog series that will walk you through the process. One use case is to scan in a real world object and use in Unity. This is an amazing feature and will allow developers and digital artists to scan in real world objects to use in their projects. The most recent SDK for the Intel® RealSense™ F200 camera now includes 3D scanning.
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