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Autodesk Reality Capture Technology Rapidly Evolving, No Longer Science Fiction
**The Broader Impact of High-Definition 3D Reality Capture**
Since its launch earlier this year, Autodesk ReCap technology has sparked the interest of professionals not only in design and engineering but has also reached artists, scientists, and historians around the globe. This technology is being used in fascinating ways, from reconstructing a WWII aircraft wreck in Palau to creating 3D models of ancient Egyptian mummies for a Swedish museum, and even aiding anthropological research in Kenya by Louise Leakey. In just a few short months, Autodesk ReCap has gained significant traction.
Meanwhile, Autodesk's high-definition 3D reality capture technology continues to evolve rapidly. This week, the company introduced some exciting updates to its Autodesk ReCap Photo service, further enhancing its capabilities.
**Creating High-Quality Textured Models from Photos**
Launched in April 2013, ReCap Photo empowers professionals to generate high-resolution, detailed textured 3D models directly from photos using cloud computing. The updated version boasts an even more robust mesh and calibration engine, resulting in superior photo-to-3D outcomes. The new service now features a user-friendly web interface with guided workflows, training resources, sample projects, and additional useful links, offering a more comprehensive user experience.
**From Models to 3D Printing and Interactive Experiences**
The ability to capture reality through photographs and laser scans is truly inspiring. However, users of older solutions often face challenges in the final stages of processing. Traditionally, transforming scanned models into usable 3D models for web catalogs, design, or manufacturing has been a labor-intensive task. Existing tools often require users to switch between multiple applications, create manual workarounds, or split projects into smaller segments to complete the process.
Enter Project Memento, a game-changer in simplifying this workflow. Interactive, intuitive, and efficient, Project Memento analyzes digital models created from ReCap, laser scans, or modeling tools like Autodesk Maya, 3ds Max, and Mudbox. It identifies and visualizes errors within the models, guiding users to correct issues either manually or automatically. Once fixed, the models are ready for digital publication or 3D printing.
Project Memento is currently available as a free Technology Preview on Autodesk Labs. While it’s still in its early stages, users report it is significantly faster than competing solutions.
We’re confident that this technology is just the beginning of what our customers can achieve with high-definition 3D reality capture. As the technology improves, we’re excited to see where it takes us next. Visit [www.recap.autodesk.com](http://www.recap.autodesk.com) and Autodesk Labs to explore the latest developments, and feel free to share your experiences with us!
This journey into 3D reality capture is just getting started, and the possibilities seem endless.