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Using Photosynth to Map the World in 3D

Posted on November 17th, 2009 by axb

Check out this unbelievable TED Talk from Blaise Aguera, where he demonstrates Photosynth, a revolutionary way to meld images together and create data-rich 3D, digital models of our surroundings:

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Tags: 3D, Computer, Software, Technology

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