This initially started out as a photogrammetry solution, but its remit has expanded in the last year as it has moved closer to public beta testing, now live.
There’s also been a surge in interest in photogrammetry as a means of capturing 3D geometry, combining photography with other technologies to create something akin to magic.Īutodesk has had a finger in this particular pie for quite some time – at the consumer level, with its 123D Catch applications for workstations and smartphones, and at the professional level, with its interest in the use of mesh or point cloud-based datasets, predominantly driven by its factory design and architectural applications, such as Navisworks and Revit.īut alongside these, it has also been developing another system, Memento.
The orange sections are particles that need to be removed Whether captured using the built-in tools or from another source, Autodesk Memento offers a growing set of tools to help inspect, repair and repurpose mesh data, such as this scan from an Artec SpaceSpider.
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