LT vz.38 new

3D light tank LT vz.38

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Rotunda on Říp

3D scan of Rotunda of Saints George and Adalberton on Říp

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Object R-S 76

3D scan of the ww2 fortification R-H-S 76 Hanička

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Landštejn

3D scan of the Czech castle Landštejn

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Potštejn

3D scan of the Czech castle Potštejn

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Praha svým vítězným synům

3D scan of the statue monument Praha svým vítězným synům

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Frýdštejn

3D scan of the Czech castle Frýdštejn

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Hněvín

3D scan of the Czech castle Hněvín

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Házmburk

3D scan of the Czech castle Házmburk

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Kokořín

3D scan of the Czech castle Kokořín

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Trosky

3D scan of the Czech castle Trosky

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Helfenburk

3D scan of the Czech castle Helfenburk

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How is the 3D model created?

3D models are created using a technology called Photogrammetry. Roots of this science were layed out in the middle of 19. century. Long story short, this technology allows us to reconstruct a shape of an object based on multiple images.

To get the images we are using UAVs (drones) combined together with terrestrial photography using classic DSLRs.

After we get the images (i.e. a LOT of images) they are processed by a special photogrammetry software. Its not an easy task even for the most powerful machines and sometime takes a whole day of proccesing on 32 cores CPU

When we have the rough model, then a fine work begin. The model needs to be manually cleaned and decimated, as the generated one could easily exceed GBs of data. So in order to be displayd on a web, there is a lot of work to do to make it smaller.