Comments on: Sony 3D Creator brings Sensor-less 3D Scanning to Consumers https://www.3dmag.com/news/sony-3d-creator-brings-sensor-less-3d-scanning-consumers/ 3D Mag — Explore the World of 3D Printing and Scanning with Latest News and Reviews Sat, 19 Oct 2019 10:16:58 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.7 By: Autodesk Recap – Autodesk | Picture 3D Design https://www.3dmag.com/news/sony-3d-creator-brings-sensor-less-3d-scanning-consumers/#comment-16125 Sat, 19 Oct 2019 10:16:58 +0000 https://3dmag.artec3d.com/?p=5074/#comment-16125 […] Download ImageMore @ 3dscanexpert.com […]

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By: Structure Sensor Mark II features Higher Resolution & Outdoor Scanning | 3D-Prints https://www.3dmag.com/news/sony-3d-creator-brings-sensor-less-3d-scanning-consumers/#comment-16110 Tue, 13 Aug 2019 19:03:28 +0000 https://3dmag.artec3d.com/?p=5074/#comment-16110 […] world of low-cost 3D scanning. Photogrammetry has become popular and smartphone manufacturers like Sony and Samsung are demonstrating that sensor-less 3D scanning can be done in real time. And desktop 3D […]

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By: Joe 3D https://www.3dmag.com/news/sony-3d-creator-brings-sensor-less-3d-scanning-consumers/#comment-15786 Sun, 03 Sep 2017 17:33:39 +0000 https://3dmag.artec3d.com/?p=5074/#comment-15786 Not bad results at all. You didn’t mention the processing time required for such high res camera photogrammetry, which would be very long on a mobile phone, and just plain long on the cloud.

It’s not surprising that Sony’s depth sensor model of Alban has even less 3D information than the 2D photogrammetry model, even though the depth sensor acquires 3D geometry directly. The Sony 3D sensor isn’t very good at extracting that third dimension, though the depth sensor data would be reconstructed into the 3D mesh faster than the 2D only photogrammetry.

Overall, however, I disagree with your comment. While it would be swell for 3D to magically pop out from 2D only camera(s), it’s not going to happen. There will need to be an active depth sensor working with 2D imaging sensors to pull off AR/VR/3D/ etc… it’s just the way it is. Machine learning won’t break this constraint, that’s my prediction.

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