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Hello, I wonder if there any opportunities in LabView to export my 3d image (or a 2 - dimentional array) into some 3d model formal, like .stl? Thank you.
LabVIEW allows you to import 3D file formats such as VRML, STL and ASE. However, we do not have a library that would allow us to export those images into a 3d model format. This would be a library that you would have to ask someone with CAD expertise to create. You should talk to CAD vendors whose projects interact with LabVIEW and ask them to develop the necessary VIs.
Here is a VI that saves 3D data into a binary .stl file. The data must be properly organized into triangles before saving though. The code is based on the info from Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/STL_(file_format)). I have not used that code for a while so I do not give any warranty (it does work though) but I think that you can use it to see how to develop your own code to save 3D data into an .stl file.
I have obtained 3D image object via 3D laser scanner system. But this is the first step, then I need convert this 3D scanned object into *.COP ( cloud of point) to use in 3D machine vision library ( 3D-MVL).
What is the format of the 3D image? Are you saving it to a .stl file and then trying to convert it to a .cop file? I don't believe there is any native functionality for this.
I have built 3D image from the signal of hardware, and three array of dimesion as below picture.
I am trying to use these array as input signal to use in 3D Machine Vision Library, but I have no success. There is no native functionality to do this.
