Those that have worked with consumer-level 3D scanners know the frustration of ensuring the steady capture of an object. The slightest misstep in moving the device around an item can end with the dreaded “lost tracking” message that usually means that the scan must be started all over again. Occipital, the start-up behind the low-cost Structure Sensor, believes that they’ve refined the ability of their 3D scanner to keep a lock on its subject with an motion tracking feature. As 2015 ushers in an era of ubiquitous 3D scanning devices, Occipital’s motion tracking is, the company suggests, to 3D scanning what autofocus was to photography.…
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