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Simeon Schmauß
Simeon Schmauß

@stim3on

4 Tweets 2 reads Sep 06, 2023
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I made a crosseye version of the stereo image of the #Vikram lander that was captured by #Pragyan.
Pragyan uses these stereo cameras to capture a 3D view of its surroundings to aid navigation.
Credit: @isro
Two images of the Vikram lander next to each other. By crossing ones' eyes and aligning these images on top of each other, the viewer can see a 3D impression of the scene.
@isro Here is an alternate version for parallel viewing.
I masked off the areas that don't overlap to help with viewing.
Two images of the Vikram lander next to each other. By relaxing ones' eyes and aligning these images on top of each other, the viewer can see a 3D impression of the scene.
With the help of photogrammetry software like Metashape it is possible to create a 3D reconstruction of the scene from these images.
Sadly this image pair is the only one (of likely hundreds) that has been published.
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I hope @isro will publish the full quality images soon. I can only imagine what amazing images are still hiding in their archives that can be brought to life by enthusiasts.

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