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Hololens as 3D scanner

BYSBYS
edited March 2018 in Questions And Answers

Hello everyone, I would like to ask what is the best accuracy of the spatial mapping mesh and the best resolution of it.I have scanned a room with different number of triangles per cubic meter and got as a best result : 10cm average edge(of a face) length of the spatial mapping mesh. Is it possible to scan objects smaller than 10 cm size? Is the Hololens suitable as 3D scanner? if no, what are the other options for indoor 3d scanning?

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  • @BYS said:
    Hello everyone, I would like to ask what is the best accuracy of the spatial mapping mesh and the best resolution of it.I have scanned a room with different number of triangles per cubic meter and got as a best result : 10cm average edge(of a face) length of the spatial mapping mesh.

    Hi BYS,

    I am new to this and have a simple question. How did you scan the room with the hololens or more accurate how could you see the results of the scanning?

    Greetings

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