These infrequent sponsored emails help us to provide our Xpresso newsletter for free.In the spirit of one of my previous blog post Reality Capture in ShipConstructor I thought I would finally test Autodesk Project Memento.
Follow the links in the newletter footer.Īdditional Opt-In Content From Architosh.Įmails on relevant new technologies and special offers just for Xpresso readers, only from our trusted partners. It is easy to unsubscribe at any time.For more information read our privacy policy.Architosh will never pass any of your information onto third parties.Interests AI / ML (artificial intelligence / machine learning in AEC or Manufacturing) AEC Industry CAD or BIM Architecture Visualization CAE / FEA and Simulation Technologies Computational or Algorithmic-aided design (AAD) CDEs or Cloud-based Project Management Technology Drones and 3D Laser Scanning and Measurement Systems MCAD and PLM Process and Plant CAD/BIM Robotics in AEC or Manufacturing VR / AR / MR Immersive Technologies On 12 August at 1:30 PM PDT, Rick Davis, industry manager, design visualization at Autodesk, will lead a session on the subject and talk about how the company is bringing the Stingray Engine into AEC visualization through the use of this interesting, interactive technology. One particular event may interest the AEC reader at Architosh. More information and many images can be found here on Autodesk’s plans for SIGGRAPH 2015. To see the complete Autodesk sessions schedule for room 408A go here. You can see the beta version of Memento in action here below: It is an end-to-end solution for converting photos and scans into high-definition 3D meshes that can be cleaned up, fixed, and optimized for the web, mobile or 3D printing or fabbing. Room 408A SessionsĪutodesk will be showing the latest Autodesk 3ds Max 2016, Autodesk Maya 2016, as well as sessions on VRED and the beta version of Autodesk Memento.įor readers who have not heard of Memento before, the product is a Windows and Mac-based software solution for ‘reality capture’ and conversion to high-quality 3D content. Aside from its booth and many activities, the company has several exhibitor sessions in Room 408A. This week Autodesk will be at SIGGRAPH 2015 in Los Angeles.
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