This should be FUN … get yourself digitized!!
“Objects are surrounded by a spherical array of over one hundred fixed focal length DSLR cameras,” the architectural and design firm explains. “With minimal adjustment, the 3D Copypod can contract to scan small objects and expand large enough to scan a group of people.” Furthermore, the folding panels are lit from the inside “to ensure a shadowless photography environment.”
The 3D Copypod allows users to construct digital models using the photo data, which can be used to make high resolution 3D prints, the company says. People’s Industrial didn’t specify what kind of software it used to stitch the photos and convert them to a model, but given the number of cameras, it should be able to produce very accurate and high-res results.
Source: People’s Architecture via Engadget
