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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Dec. 26, 2017
Filed:
Dec. 09, 2015
3ditize SL, San Sebastian, ES;
Jaime Aguilera Perez, Alcobendas, ES;
Fernando Alonso Blazquez, Zumarraga, ES;
Juan Bautista Gómez Fernandez, Barcelona, ES;
3Ditize SL, San Sebastian, ES;
Abstract
A computer-implemented method may be used to generate a 3D interactive presentation, referred to as a rotograph, illustrating a main object from a rotating viewpoint. A plurality of two-dimensional images may be received. A three-dimensional scene may be generated, with a virtual camera and an axis of rotation. Each of the two-dimensional images may be positioned in the three dimensional scene such that the plurality of two-dimensional images are oriented at different orientations about the axis of rotation. A motion pathway may be defined within the three-dimensional scene, by which the virtual camera is rotatable about the axis of rotation to view the plurality of two-dimensional images in sequence. A plurality of rotograph images may be captured with the virtual camera during motion of the virtual camera along the motion pathway to generate the rotograph, which may be displayed on a display screen.
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