Yesterday we’ve launched our official ReconstructMe homepage at http://www.reconstructme.net It ought to become your central place to go for all your ReconstructMe matters. We are currently searching for BETA testers. In case you are interested, go check it out.
ReconstructMe and RobVis work together!
I’m happy to announce a new ReconstructMe video. This time, ReconstructMe is used to generated a 3D model from a chair. The reconstructed model is then fed into our RobVis 3D vision framework to perform 3D matching. Have fun! We are planning to roll out a beta ReconstructMe program for interested folks. In case your … Continue reading
ReconstructMe – First Official Videos Online
Update 2012/01/25 We’ve launched an offical ReconstructMe homepage at http://www.reconstructme.net. In case you are interested in our BETA program, have a look! Hi, it’s been a while since the last update on ReconstructMe. We’ve been busy implementing new features and outfitting ReconstructMe for even more hardware. Our continuous integration server now builds and tests ReconstructMe … Continue reading
Protocol Buffers: Display non-present fields with TextFormat
Recently I started to evaluate Google’s Protocol Buffers library, also known as protobuf, to transfer data between different processes (e.g Java application communicating with a C++ application) and between layers of the same process (e.g C#/C++ interoperability). Protocol Buffers In protobuf you define your message interface as a separate text file and invoke the protobuf … Continue reading
A Policy-Based Property Implementation in C++
Having read a proof-of-concept C++ Property implementation by Lois Goldthwaite as published in ACCU’s Overload journal #65, I decided to evaluate the usefulness of such an approach for various projects I’m currently involved in. I started to fiddle around with the code provided and ended up with a more general policy based design for property … Continue reading
Christoph Heindl 