Project Owl: Kinect V2 Point Cloud Generator for Grasshopper

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Project Owl, the Grasshopper point cloud generator for Microsoft Kinect V2 sensor has been updated. The updated features are listed below:

 Updated feature
  • User can now define the origin point of the point cloud
  • Resolution of the point cloud can be changed in real time
  • Point cloud can be trimmed according to its distance from the origin point
  • Multiple components can be added and run simultaneously
  • Most importantly, component icon has been added!!
In case you want to try this component, you can download it from the following link: https://github.com/hodgoong/grasshopper-kinect2

Note that you may install 'Kinect for Windows SDK 2.0' to make this component work. Please contact hojoong.chung(at)gmail.com for any questions, or suggestions.

[Article has been copied from hojoongchung.wordpress.com. The original article has been written on Sep 17, 2015, 2:20 AM]
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