I am super happy, that a generous user allowed to show the resulting model of his drone photos processed with the OpenScanCloud. The image set contains only 200 images, totaling at around 850 MB...

Everyone who has set up an OpenScan device will know the following nuisance: You have spent quite some time assembling the 3D-printed parts, connected all the wires and finally want to boot the Ras...

This is the first post of an upcoming series, where I will publish challenging image sets, each containing at least an isolated challenging property. The images of this particular set are not very ...

After publishing a Windows Desktop GUI and the Python scripts to upload files to the OpenScanCloud, I finally managed to implement the new features into the OpenScan Firmware. Overview Basically,...

I just released the next update for the OpenScanCloud: An application, where you can easily select an image folder or zip file to upload for photogrammetry processing. This is as close to a one-cli...

This is probably one of the most famous sculptures in my town, and thus it needed to be scanned ;) I will try to collect as many digital souvenirs of various places, and maybe some of you want to j...

It is now possible to use a python script to upload image files for processing on my servers. Follow https://github.com/OpenScanEu/OpenScanCloud for the current state and any future code updates. ...

As soon as you get into photogrammetry, you will encounter certain surface types and materials that are not as easy to scan as others. Very often, people blame their photogrammetry software, but I ...

The Micro It has been quite some time since my last visible online activity, and there have been a lot of changes over the last few months. But with change comes opportunity, and here is the first...