Artec and Autodesk are pleased to announce the beginning of their collaboration to integrate Artec’s hand-held scanners (Eva and Spider) with Autodesk Reality Computing software. The project involves tight integration between capture devices and post-processing software to provide users with an unsurpassed integrated experience and an all-in-one solution. The collaboration will be initiated with the integration of Artec’s handheld scanners in Autodesk’s Project Memento.
Project Memento aims to offer an end-to-end, all-in-one solution for converting any reality capture input (photos, scans) into high-resolution 3D mesh models. Its core engine and data structure are built from the ground-up to support huge mesh datasets that are the standard result when converting reality data into a mesh. Memento has a focused toolset to clean up, fix mesh errors, and prepare /optimize the generated models for the Web and for mobile experiences, further design, or for fabrication.
Artec’s hand-held scanners boast both high accuracy and high resolution. They can be used with CAD applications, for quality control purposes, and highly-detailed CG scenes. Recently, Artec’s latest product, the Shapify Booth body scanner, was installed in the UK supermarket Asda, delighting shoppers by making precise 3D-printed replicas of them and their families.
Click here for Artec’s Eva and Spider
Click here to Join Project Memento
Click here for the Project Memento forum
As with their collaboration, Artec’s vision of making 3D technology universally accessible aligns with Autodesk’s ideas to help people imagine, design, and create a better world.
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