This 3D mesh can be cleaned up, fixed, compared over time and optimized for further digital use, for physical fabrication methods like 3D printing and for 3D interactive experiences on the Web – it is an all-in-one single app made from scratch specifically for new reality computing workflow.įar from being a “geeks only” tool, Memento is powerful (it can handle 2+billion polygon meshes) with unprecedented ease of use. Memento is an end-to-end solution for converting any reality capture input (such as photos or scans) into 3D in the form of high quality models. The ability to digitize reality into high definition 3D just took another step forward: Autodesk Memento, previously available as an Autodesk Labs technology preview, is now available as a free* public beta. A Mac version will become available in late March, with interactive 3D publishing on the Web to follow.Autodesk Memento Now Available as Public Beta Memento is currently available as a cloud-connected desktop app on the Windows platform. Autodesk will soon open an online gallery that stores 3D digitzed models, which can be shared interactively, export Filebox content with cameras that allow graphic artists to better alter the texture of the digitized models, view of the photo camera positions in 3D space, and more robust photo processing capabilities. The beta release includes a new website with educational resources and use cases. Memento’s key feature, according to Autodesk, is that it doesn't require users to be CAD experts.
It could prove especially useful to architects, who could use the program to create digital models, 3D print any captured or modeled data without forced downsizing, or use captured reality as inspiration to start new designs. This can be used to model anything from buildings to products and small parts for prototyping. Autodesk is marketing the software to a variety of sectors, including media, medical, engineering, and industrial.
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