PointCloud 6 and a handful of other innovative products challenge what we mean by a model. Laser scan of Dresden Train Station with photo overlay on scan captured by a Riegl scanner (courtesy of Dirk Fichtmüller) Users can fit lines, polygons and planes, slice and section the data, as well as fit cylinders and pipe centerlines. See the screen shot below of a digital photograph of the Dresden train station overlying a laser scan of the same scene, inside AutoCAD 2011. The release also includes the new easy-to-use PhoToPlan 3-D product, which allows users to orient images for use with the scan data within CAD or monoplot (3-D Draw) from two oriented photos, if no scan data is available. Compatible with AutoCAD 2011, PointCloud 6 allows users to handle up to two billion points in a single DWG file.
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Diaz says the new product is the first offering from the Autodesk developer community to take full advantage of Autodesk’s new, internally developed point-cloud (PCG) engine. Two billion points in a single drawing (DWG) fileĮarlier this month, I interviewed kubit USA’s Scott Diaz about the company’s release of PointCloud 6. kubit is the first company out of the gate with a product on Autodesk’s new point-cloud engine. This time, the opportunity is potentially larger as the need for point-cloud computing extends far beyond design to construction, manufacturing, asset management, and asset operations.
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