Best Point Cloud to 3D Mesh Tool?
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Best Point Cloud to 3D Mesh Tool?
We are currently using Elysium, CloudCompare and MeshLab but my boss is looking for something which is a bit more automated as my department is spending a lot of time editing. He suggested I look at Pointfuse......has anyone tried them or suggest other alternatives? Thanks!
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Re: Best Point Cloud to 3D Mesh Tool?
All depends on your current process and input formats, do you use just points clouds or do you add imagery (scanner based or external).
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Re: Best Point Cloud to 3D Mesh Tool?
Thanks for your reply, we are mostly scanning buildings and landscapes in order to make a 3D map of a city but editing out obstacles like people and cars is proving to be very time consuming so we are considering other vendors.
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Re: Best Point Cloud to 3D Mesh Tool?
Investigate a photogrammetry workflow .. people are generally moving so won't show up .. likewise cars.
Parked cars etc - apply an image mask using AI work flows to the source imagery (for cars and even people) - they won't be in mesh reconstruction either.
Probably depends on your desired precision, accuracy, completeness, budget etc (eg under trees if flying be helicopter?)
For a bit of an idea - check out Aerometrex on youtube - can't tell you specifics (don't know - only guessing) but they do manually cleaning and definitely have image masking technology in their workflow.
ContextCapture can do image masking - so too Reality Capture.
Parked cars etc - apply an image mask using AI work flows to the source imagery (for cars and even people) - they won't be in mesh reconstruction either.
Probably depends on your desired precision, accuracy, completeness, budget etc (eg under trees if flying be helicopter?)
For a bit of an idea - check out Aerometrex on youtube - can't tell you specifics (don't know - only guessing) but they do manually cleaning and definitely have image masking technology in their workflow.
ContextCapture can do image masking - so too Reality Capture.
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