Re:3D for the real world
by 31reasons on Tuesday May 27, 2014 @12:08AM
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It doesn't look ready for consumers. The scans looks like lumps of clay. Shouldn't it look exactly like the spaces it scans ? Thats what scanners do. When I scan a document, it gives me pretty sharp copy. I wouldn't pay for scanner that give me very fuzzy copy of a document, at least i would not try to sell it until i perfect it.
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Re:3D for the real world
by sourkremlin on Tuesday May 27, 2014 @03:41AM
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When you scan a document, it produces a two-dimensional image. This is producing a traversable three dimensional space. It's a very different problem for so many reasons, and I don't think it's reasonable to expect the same fidelity in the result in the near future.