At the celebration for ReMake at Autodesk’s Pier 9 facility, Senior Product Manager Tatjiana Dzambazova said the software can handle the very large files that are typical of photogrammetry. Autodesk’s ReMake is a step on the way to simplifying that journey. Autodesk Product Manager Tatjana Dzambazova describes the intricate path photos and scans can take to becoming useful in 3D programs.
In addition, there is a restricted free version. Recognizing that people may not need to create models frequently, ReMake can be purchased month by month. Memento has finally reached the end of its long journey to product release and is now available as ReMake, for a monthly subscription of $20 a month or $190 a year. It’s a tool designed to give 3D access to everyone. From the start, Memento was developed to fit into the content creation pipeline including AR/VR and fabrication. Perhaps even more important is where the models can wind up. In fact, many of the models in the Memento library have started out as iPhone photos. At its heart, it’s a photogrammetry tool, which can create 3D models from a series of pictures taken with any camera. Along the way, the software has improved mightily. The new product is designed to open up the fields of 3D modeling, design, and 3D printing to more people in a wide variety of disciplines.Īutodesk’s Memento technology has gone through a few do-overs since its original introduction in the summer of 2015. Formerly known as Memento, Remake is now the latest product in Autodesk’s line of reality capture products that include 123D Catch and ReCap.
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