Kinect 3d modeling

a simple mesh modeller that uses KINECTs depth perception and homemade data gloves for a more real world oriented user interaction in virtual 3d space.
realized only with open source software
PURE DATA, GEM, OpenNI, UBUNTU.
First try, but already pretty useable and a fun to play with.

Compare Freestyle in Creo Parametric and Pro/ENGINEER - PTC

Bionic Finger - Pro/E WF4.0 Modifying control vertices

Parametric Technology?

This video explain all about the parametric technology in a simple way, also how to make changes without damage your models:

Do yo want to scan a 3d model but you don´t have a 3d scanner?

Everyone say yes; sometimes we need to make a 3d model of something but there are complicated organic shapes in the world, when a CAD modeling isn´t enought,

Is scan time!, but all this machines are so expensive and difficult to use so here is when Hypr3D comes in and you can achive results like this:

The cool part is as you can see, it also take the textures, wireframe and the point cloud, additionally with only your browser you can spin, move and zoom your model.

Hypr3D is basically a free! (just sign up) application on the cloud that "anyone with a digital camera can create original 3D models that they can view online, share, download, or even print in 3D."

For upload you can use pictures or video, in this bicycle helmet i choose 30 seconds of video with my flipcam, but you don´t need a professional camera for this also you can use your phone, the resul t only change the detail and qualitty that you want, but i think that is close enought with one or other.

Also you can download a High Resolution Surface Mesh (STL) or HighResolution Point Cloud (PLY) or both and more extension files
.This one downloadable here: Bicycle helmet

How to load HDRI on Creo Parametric

HDR or HDRI (Hight Dynamic Range Image) are speacial type of images that have 4 times more information than a normal image 32 bits against 8 bits; they are so important when we want to make any realistic render on any 3d system, also, you need to know that not all the hdri files should be used on background as well, some of them just have lights information and we shouldn´t put them on the background (because you will see blur lights as background), most of them that we see as a real environment comes with .jpg, .tiff or .hdr itself file that would be the background picture of our renders,. But yo know how to add them to Creo?, With just two screen shots i show you how
Just see this pictutorial say all:

1.Render/
2.Scene/
3.Lights/
4.Environment/
5.Clic on the picture/
6.Load your .hdr

How to Render with Creo

This is the faster way to make 3d renders. In less than just 2 minutes learn how to make pretty cool renders with Creo Advanced Rendering Extension on this tutorial video: