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Which software you use and can I do it manually or is it plan set for the drone before fly?

How can I watch point cloud data through oculus rift

Could you please give advice on how you modeled the mall from the point cloud in RHINO5 ? Thanks

Really SUPER!! Did you also scan the interior? How long were you on site and how big is the point cloud?

Awesome job Jerry...one more great tool in Historic Preservation!

Interesting, I never knew it looked like that in full outside view.

I agree with you! Point clouds are a tool, and its application needs to fit the needs of the client. Many times it is only a "gee whiz" thing. I use scanning as a way to create accurate 3D models. It is rare the our clients will get the point cloud as the deliverable. You can now take a point cloud through processing just using open-source software. And all of the scanner manufacturers provide free viewing and editing software as well. By the way, I really enjoyed the animations on your site.

I have never understood the fascination with point clouds over workable and more realistic vector and raster environments. I know a lot of people with point cloud data who cannot edit them or view in real-time. All they have is a pretty animation. High resolution photography processed with good photogrammetry software gives you fewer points, greater realism and something you can actually edit and view interactively, without requiring expensive software and hardware.

Well, because it's not graphically intensive, why not just put all the computing power left on the characters and everything that moves? then you would have an ultra realistic game world.

That something is logical to listen to - assuming you don't know how the thing works. The reason some point cloud renderers are very fast with seemingly large amounts of data is that they have lots of the same thing (or a few things), and it's all in a nicely packed array that's easy to render. You can't change a single piece without recalculating that whole array (which takes way too long for realtime applications), and you can't change a single piece relative to the next one.

Scan resolution.

I NEED a Leica ScanStation C10...

to think that people began to master point clouds from that to seamless in every way but shadowing

Er... Why are we still using polygons, again?

There's nothing wrong with being a little optimistic.

OMG euclideon did that.. Im praying to jesus.. to get that for christmas...

I'm wondering about some visual artifacts I noticed in this video. It happens on some surfaces and resembles z-fighting. What is causing this?

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Correct. By asigning points as groups you can move them and animate them. And because of their nano-size ypu can have destruction and animation down to a human hair level or even smaller...

What matters is how well computers can deal with vast amounts of data. This goes for voxel data just as much as it does for polys. With voxels and without polys, certain things become simpler and a bunch of things become harder to achieve.

@BudzMcgr33n Let me tell you, Euclideon has only showed a little Demo based on how every piece of model has real geomitry and full its shape, Animations is their next demo pretty soon.. Its also save to say that Realflow can be used in combo with Unlimited Detail technology..

@Arteanor 9 years of development and nothing interactive yet to show or share to the public. They really suck at game programming.

@BudzMcgr33n when games had so little resources you were right... multicore gaming has thrashed your argument to pieces. and euclideon is proving it.

Would be some dope Battlelfield 3 maps!!!

CANT WAIT TO GO! XD

This is what Euclideon wants to give to the World of Gaming..

why am i sweating.. because i cant wait for games with this tech? ... -.- =)

@soylentteal good thing its worth it (no pun intended)

WHOAH

They didn't mention how overpriced the place is.

looks exact to me

so fun

Yes it is, soon we will release a larger video of the entire sub. Glad you liked it

Very cool. Is this the sub that's over at OMSI?