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During his PhD studies at the Institute for Computer Graphics and Algorithms at the Vienna University of Technology, Murat Arikan, now CTO of NUBIGON, has developed a set of algorithms capable of visualizing point clouds “with great performance and unique appeal”. Together with his friend Can Turgay, a VFX artist, 3D designer, and now NUBIGON’s CEO, they started to explore new ways to deploy Arikan’s research and take CAD into the age of visual Big Data.

Soon thereafter, Bert Azizoglu, COO at NUBIGON, joined the team as the founding business developer, and NUBIGON came to life. Since then, the company engaged heavily with early adopters and finally released the first commercial version in January 2019.

NUBIGON download crack NUBIGON Pro 7.0 Software for Point Clouds is a reality capture software focused on processing, visualizing, and modeling large laser scan and photogrammetric point cloud data with improved efficiency. This means that, after scanning a site, and according to what Azizoglu told us in the interview, “regardless of how big the data is – hundreds of gigabytes, billions of points – you’re capable of efficiently processing that data and visualizing it at full resolution in real-time”. Moreover, Azizoglu states that NUBIGON’s team has rendered “more than 3 billion points all at once”, and their clients have done way more than that.

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Nowadays, it’s not just the growth of data size that matters, but also professionals’ expectations to produce more detailed 3D environments and deliverables. “Practitioners are dissatisfied with having to down-sample or slice their data simply because conventional software applications can’t handle big volumes,” Azizoglu said. “End-users’ expectations are rapidly changing, because high-quality visual products are so commonplace in every-day life. Users working with point clouds want to preserve as much detail as possible for their modeling work. They also want to display point clouds to their clients, stakeholders and wider audiences in appealing ways.”

One of the most common tools to visualize this type of data are plug-ins built for CAD software. However, many CAD software products are not designed for point cloud visualization. Since many of these products don’t have the capacity to visualize point clouds at full resolution, users end up looking at and working with the down-sampled version.