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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]In the past two years, it seems like more and more people are talking about the “Metaverse”. The concept has brought new web traffic for the online marketing of various businesses.<\/p>\n

Whether it’s the “Metaverse” that Mark Zuckerberg wants to create that allows users to live a “second life” in a virtual world, or the “Metaverse” that the e-commerce industry wants to build to allow users to enter a virtual shopping platform, to realize these concepts, the 3D scanning technology is crucial in every aspect.<\/p>\n

The application of 3D scanning technology in the “Metaverse” can be realized by a set of steps: 3D scanning objects\/people – model optimization with the help of third-party 3D design software – combined with the Virtual Reality (VR) technology to create a virtual world.<\/p>\n

How to Creat 3D Digital Humans<\/h2>\n

1. 3DeVOK Body Scanning<\/h3>\n

The first step is using 3DeVOK handheld color scanner<\/a> to 3D scan the person. Its infrared invisible structured light is completely safe to human eyes, within a few minutes, the complete 3D data of the scanned person can be collected.<\/p>\n

\"iReal<\/p>\n

2. Optimizing 3D Scan Data<\/h3>\n

Then, we transfer the scan data into third-party software (e.g.: ZBrush) to post-process.<\/p>\n

\"Optimizing<\/p>\n

3. Adjusting Topologies<\/strong><\/h3>\n

This step is to adjust the topologies of the 3D face model so that it conforms to the direction of the facial muscles and also meets the animation production requirements.<\/p>\n

\"Adjusting<\/p>\n

4. Virtual Figure<\/h3>\n

Now, we have successfully finished the virtual figure. It can rotate and move with your operations.<\/p>\n

\"3D<\/p>\n

5. Bond Binding<\/h3>\n

To make the virtual figure more life-like, the bond binding is necessary. It is often conducted on third-party software such as Maya, Blender, etc.<\/p>\n

\"Bond<\/p>\n

6. Motion Capture + Online Virtual Livestreaming<\/h3>\n

Through the MotionCapture software, the different movements of a person are recorded to make the movements of the virtual figure more realistic.<\/p>\n

\"Motion<\/p>\n

You can watch the video below to see the entire process.<\/p>\n