3D scanners can clone architecture, objects, and even your own face. But what about the natural world? What would happen if you trained a scanner on a misty night or a dense forest?
Matthew Shaw and William Trossell, a pair of British architects who specialize in generating 3D data, are finding out. Shaw and Trossell work under the name ScanLAB, and though many of their projects deal with architecture, they’re also experimenting with scanning the natural world.
via Gizmodo
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