Stanford Bunny
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The Stanford 3D Scanning Repository provides range data and detailed reconstructions of various objects, including the widely used "Stanford Bunny." The data was acquired using Cyberware 3030 MS and Stanford Large Statue Scanners, with surface reconstruction performed using zippering or volumetric merging methods. The "Stanford Bunny" model consists of 362,272 points (approximately 725,000 triangles) and was reconstructed using a zipper method. The repository also includes raw range data, PLY files (in ASCII format), and implementations of surface reconstruction methods.
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