https://www.dotproduct3d.com/annotation.html This brief tutorial covers how to utilize all of the annotation capabilities built into Dot3D. Covered topics include point annotation, cylinder annotation, plane annotation, photo annotation, custom ...
Targetless Targeting: How to Use Targeting without Targets in Dot3D™ Targeting is a great way to improve the accuracy and reliability of your Dot3D scan data, especially across larger scenes. Did you know that you can use targeting even if you ...
If you are experiencing trouble in Dot3D using file / folder names with special characters (Hanzi, Kanji, Hangul, Umlauts etc.) on Windows this will probably help you: https://photostructure.com/faq/windows-unicode/
The list below includes several of our tested tablet recommendations, but is by no means an exhaustive list. Please click here for minimum specs required. Non-Rugged Tablets: Microsoft Surface Go 3 (DPI-10/SR compatible) Microsoft Surface Pro series ...
Minimum System Specs (All Platforms): - At least one USB 3.0 (or higher) compatible USB port - 1 GB of available hard drive / storage space - Internet connection (to activate your Dot3D license) Minimum System / OS Specs (Windows): - Intel Pentium ...
Please see below for a table outlining the differences between the two tablets supported by the DotProduct DPI-10 (or DPI-10SR) Handheld 3D Scanning Kit: the Microsoft Surface Go 2 (Windows) and the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 (Android). The Microsoft ...
Of the current lineup of Intel® RealSense™ depth cameras (L515, D455, D415, D435, D435i), we primarily recommend the L515 and D455 for the best results when paired with Dot3D for 3D scanning purposes. While there are many factors at play here, the ...