ReMake aims to simplify that process and thus make Reality Computing scalable and accessible to a variety of users,’ they explain. “Creating useful and meaningful 3D models from reality can be a tedious process that is slow, requires expertise and use of multiple and expensive solutions. The only problem is that most of that data is hardly usable in 3D. With it, spending hours on building a CAD model from scratch could become a thing of the past.Īs Autodesk explains, ReMake is the logical result of the increasing availability of scanning and photography options that let us digitize the world around us.

In a nutshell, it turns reality 2D data into high-resolution 3D meshes, which can be used for design and engineering workflows and so much more. This fantastic new product is already available for Windows, with a Mac version of Autodesk ReMake following in the future. After an extensive trial period, AutoDesk Memento has now ‘graduated’ and has become an official Autodesk product, but under a new name: Autodesk ReMake. Those efforts grew into AutoDesk Memento, which you might have used yourself to develop 3D printable files when no 3D rendering was available.

For some time now, CAD software specialist Autodesk has been working hard on software that generates high resolution 3D meshes from 2D photos or scans.

Autodesk memento.