Adrien Arnaud
ABSTRACT
This paper presents a mobile platform that uses a new generation of tablets equipped with a depth sensor to perform a real time 3D reconstruction of an indoor environment. The platform generates a 3D model where the strucutral elements are identified: ground, ceiling, walls and openings. The 3D model is used for the evaluation of both the geometric features of the building, but also for the assessment of the building's energetic performance. Also, a series of edition and visualization tools are proposed within the platform to assist the user in modifying and exploring the 3D reconstructed environment.
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Index Terms
- 3D reconstruction of indoor building environments with new generation of tablets
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