Engineered a Windows desktop scanning workflow coordinating multiple depth cameras and a licensed 3D-reconstruction SDK. The architecture separates hardware acquisition, native reconstruction integration, diagnostics, and operator workflow.
“OSYSTIC handled a technically demanding multi-camera 3D scanning project with strong engineering discipline. The team worked carefully across hardware integration, reconstruction workflows, diagnostics, and operator usability, and remained responsive while resolving complex implementation details.”
The system needed to coordinate multiple Intel RealSense depth cameras with a native reconstruction layer and a desktop operator interface while preserving clear separation between hardware acquisition, reconstruction-engine integration, validation and reporting.
Delivered a structured Visual Studio solution featuring a native C++ core for camera acquisition and reconstruction, a .NET 8 WPF operator application, an isolated SDK activation test, and controlled hardware validation procedures.
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“OSYSTIC handled a technically demanding multi-camera 3D scanning project with strong engineering discipline. The team worked carefully across hardware integration, reconstruction workflows, diagnostics, and operator usability, and remained responsive while resolving complex implementation details.”
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