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Check out the best 3D scanner apps for iPhone and Android. They're fun, accessible, and great for photogrammetry!
Check out our choice of photogrammetry software available right now for virtual reality, gaming, mapping, construction, defense, and so much more!
Learn about converting images to 3D models, and give an extra dimension to your favorite photos. No professional experience required!
Setting up a 3D face scanner can give way to plenty of fun projects. Check out different scanning options and how to get that model ready!
Check out our picks for the best free photogrammetry software, from on-the-go mobile apps to fully-fledged point cloud editing tools!
Want to be able to 3D scan anything around you? All you need to get started is the proper 3D scanning software! Let's take a look.
Learn how to turn your camera into a 3D scanner. With an ordinary camera and some clever software, you can have your own 3D scanning camera.
There aren't many 3D scanning apps for Android. Not that are any good, at least. One relatively new option, Kiri Engine, might finally have it licked.
Jeff Cremer is a wildlife photographer who used a drone, a camera and modeling software to 3D print a replica of Christ of the Pacific.
From 3D scanning spray and well beyond, these accessories will equip your 3D scanner to work on practically anything. Read on for more!
The move sees the popular photogrammetry software stepping away from PPI and perpetual licensing and opening up more to casual users and start-ups.
Autodesk's 123D Catch is an App for iOS, Android and Windows PC operating systems that can generate high-resolution 3D models using a series of photographs of an item
Like something out of a hokey sci-fi movie, this photogrammetry use gives astonishing navigable 3D scans of real buildings.
Take a VR tour of a display at the UK Government Art Collection, the result of a collaboration with the Cultural Heritage team at Sketchfab.
Shipwrecks found in UK waters are two of the world's first underwater archaeological sites to be recreated using a 3D printer.