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Introduction Dr. Francesco Banterle, francesco.banterle@isti.cnr.it banterle.com/francesco Who Dr. Francesco Banterle Researcher at Visual Computing Laboratory (ISTI-CNR) Expertise: 2D/3D imaging, Computer Graphics E-mail:

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Introduction

  • Dr. Francesco Banterle,

francesco.banterle@isti.cnr.it banterle.com/francesco

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Who

  • Dr. Francesco Banterle
  • Researcher at Visual Computing Laboratory

(ISTI-CNR)

  • Expertise: 2D/3D imaging, Computer Graphics
  • E-mail: francesco.banterle@isti.cnr.it
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Who

  • Dr. Gianpaolo Palma
  • Researcher at Visual Computing Laboratory

(ISTI-CNR)

  • Expertise: 3D scanning, Mesh Processing,

Computer Graphics

  • E-mail: gianpaolo.palma@isti.cnr.it
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Appointment: Francesco Banterle

  • Where:
  • Room C-19, Gate 7 or 8, ISTI-CNR,

via G. Moruzzi n. 1

  • When:
  • Tuesday from 15:00 to 17:00
  • please, send an e-mail to confirm an

appointment

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The Goal

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The Goal

  • To know and to understand theory and practice for

generating 3D models:

  • Techniques and algorithms
  • Existing open source software
  • Acquisition processes
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Why 3D Models?

Simulation for training (VR OR by 3D Systems)

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Why 3D Models?

  • As they are:
  • reference/teaching
  • simulations: VR, AR, and classic visualization
  • remote/accurate real-life surgeries
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Why 3D Models?

3D Printer (UltiMaker) 3D Model 3D Print

Paolo Cignoni

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Why 3D Models?

  • 3D printing uses:
  • reference
  • prototyping
  • orthopedic cast custom designed
  • prosthetics custom designed
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Course Overview

  • Part I: 3D models from medical images
  • Part II: 3D models from photographs
  • Part III: 3D models from range sensors
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Course Overview: 3D from Volumes

3D Model MRI stacks

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Course Overview: 3D from Photographs

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Course Overview: 3D from Range

Range scans 3D Model

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The Exam

  • A written exam; an open question for each block:
  • 3D from Volumes
  • 3D from Photographs
  • 3D from Range
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The Exam

  • Implementation project:
  • MATLAB/C++ code
  • Writing a report
  • Presentation
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The Exam

  • A 3D scanning campaign:
  • Creating a 3D model from volume/photographs/

range maps

  • Writing a report
  • Presentation
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Tools

  • MATLAB/Octave: please read “MATLAB Primer” (just

google it) or :

  • www.math.toronto.edu/mpugh/primer.pdf
  • MeshLab:
  • http://www.meshlab.net/
  • 3D Slicer:
  • https://www.slicer.org/
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Tools

  • VisualSFM:
  • http://ccwu.me/vsfm/
  • ImageJ:
  • https://imagej.net/ImageJ2
  • Fiji + trackEM2:
  • https://fiji.sc/
  • CloudCompare:
  • http://www.danielgm.net/cc/
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Course Material

  • Slides will be uploaded at:
  • http://www.banterle.com/francesco/

courses/2017/be_3drec/