Fixing holes in a computer generated model of a real-world environment
AssigneeAB Strategies SEZC Ltd.
InventorCarl Philipp Schloter
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Abstract
The disclosure provides technology for generating a photo realistic multi-dimensional computer generated model of a physical environment. An example method involves accessing a model that comprises a set of spatial values; aligning image data with a surface of the model, wherein the image data corresponds to an image value; updating, by a processing device, the model to comprise the image value at a point on the model that is absent a spatial value; analyzing the model and the image value to determine the spatial value for the point on the model; and updating the model to comprise the spatial value at the point on the model.
Claims20
A method comprising:
- accessing a model that comprises a set of spatial values;
- aligning image data with a surface of the model, wherein the image data corresponds to an image value;
- updating, by a processing device, the model to comprise the image value at a point on the model that is absent a spatial value;
- analyzing the model and the image value to determine the spatial value for the point on the model;
- and
- updating the model to comprise the spatial value at the point on the model.
A system comprising:
- a memory;
- and
- a processing device communicably coupled to the memory, the processing device to:
- access a model that comprises a set of spatial values;
- align image data with a surface of the model, wherein the image data corresponds to an image value;
- update the model to comprise the image value at a point on the model that is absent a spatial value;
- analyze the model and the image value to determine the spatial value for the point on the model;
- and
- update the model to comprise the spatial value at the point on the model.
A non-transitory machine-readable storage medium storing instructions which, when executed, cause a processing device to perform operations comprising:
- accessing a model that comprises a set of spatial values;
- aligning image data with a surface of the model, wherein the image data corresponds to an image value;
- updating the model to comprise the image value at a point on the model that is absent a spatial value;
- analyzing the model and the image value to determine the spatial value for the point on the model;
- and
- updating the model to comprise the spatial value at the point on the model.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.