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Here’s milkscanner, a 3D scanner that gets each slice of the 3D scan with a spoon drop of milk!
Friedrich Kirschner’s Milkscanner is a clever method for scanning 3D objects using only a webcam, some milk, and a camera rig made out of LEGO.
3d objects, 3d scan, 3d scanner, camera rig, clever method, Consumer, Cool, Educational, Entertainment, friedrich, Gadgets, images, increment, kirschner, lego, mattes, outer perimeter, photo, silhouette, spoon, webcamThe basic idea is this: you place an object in a container, incrementally fill the container with milk, and take a photo after each tiny fill increment. The Milkscanner software mattes out the white part of the images, resulting in a silhouette “slice” of the object for each increment in the Z dimension. Each slice gives you information about the outer perimeter of the object at that depth (assuming the object is convex).