Photomodeler and Cinema 4D Systems
The Photomodeler system constructs three dimensional computer models from digital photographs of real world objects. This product is widely used by professionals in the fields of accident reconstruction, architecture, archaeology, engineering, forensics, web page design, 3D graphics, and virtual reality. The models created using Photomodeler can be can be exported to websites and to animation software for further development.
The CINEMA 4D Production Suite is used for three dimensional modeling, painting, and animation. The product has been used extensively in film, television, science, architecture, engineering and other industries. Cinema 4D Production Suite is comprised of three separate software modules: (1) Cinema 4D XL - this module is used for creating 3D graphics and animation. Computer Aided Drafting (CAD) files can be imported into CINEMA 4D XL and render reality with pictures and animations, including virtual tours and fly-throughs, (2) BodyPaint 3D - this module eliminates the arduous tasks placing textures by guesswork and bringing various material channels into harmony with each other.
Now, just as in real life, a designer can paint and draw directly onto 3D objects in real time and see the results immediately. This module permits the user to For example, the clone tool to paint parts of one image (such as a digital photograph) into another image created in Cinema 4D XL, (3) Cinema 4D Net - this module distributes the CINEMA 4D animations across a local network or even the Internet using TCP/IP. Utilizing Photomodeler, Cinema 4D, and the Peak Performance Motion Measurement System, the OSE laboratory will be able to create forensic animations of industrial accidents from various settings. These animations will be used for creating compelling illustrations of the adverse outcomes of various unsafe conditions and behaviors in the workplace.
