Offering substantial power matched with a user-friendly platform, users around the world have already used the program to translate images and items they wished to render in high quality 3D prints, whether via uploading and converting photos or images captured through hand-held or traditional 3D scanners.
And now, along with being released as a commercial product, it has a promising new name as ReMake. Released as a free public download in beta early last year after graduating from technology preview status, this reality capture software has certainly had an auspicious beginning. Louise Leakey to make 3D printed replicas of artifacts found in North Kenya to helping a designer in his unique efforts to make a 3D printed statue of Christ in Peru. The analysis supports the hypothesis that humans worked the monuments, which, in turn, supports protection of the monuments for further study.It’s been a while since we’ve checked in on Autodesk Memento, previously in its beta phase but already playing an integral role in some very important projects, from allowing Dr. The process was employed to demonstrate, non-invasively, how the monuments might have resulted from some actions other than weathering. Their matching surfaces were studied in detail. Pieces making up two boulder monuments were digitally manipulated via animation into what is believed to be their original source stone configurations.
The boulder monuments are unusual in that they are made from glacial erratics whose surfaces display traditional North Atlantic rock art and a new sculpting art form. The method was developed for and has been subsequently used by local archaeological surveyors in an extensive documentation of prehistoric settlement features within the Marble Arch Caves Global Geopark in Ireland. Our tools were commercially available software, a consumer-grade hand-held or tripod-supported digital camera, and a personal computer.
We utilized user-friendly digital photogrammetry and animation to assist in the analysis of archaeological evidence in Ireland. Digital technology has been increasingly employed in the documentation and analysis of archaeology in the last ten years.
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