Beta users will experience Memento first as a cloud-connected desktop app that will initially be available on the Windows platform, followed by a Mac version later in the quarter.Īt the Nvidia GPU Technology Conference (GTC), CEO and Co-founder Jen-Hsun Huang introduced three new technologies that will fuel deep learning.

The beta release includes a new website with links to learning material and user case studies, and soon a 3D Online Gallery where 3D digitized models can be viewed and shared interactively. Memento can handle more than two billion polygon meshes, yet no CAD expertise is required, making it easy to use for digital artists as well as scientists. This 3D mesh can be cleaned up, fixed, compared over time, and optimized for further digital use, for physical fabrication methods like 3D printing and for 3D interactive experiences on the Web – from the all-in-one application. Memento is an end-to-end solution for converting any reality capture input (such as photos or scans) into 3D in the form of high-quality models. The ability to digitize reality into high-definition 3D just took another step forward as Autodesk Memento, previously available as an Autodesk Labs technology preview, became available as a free public beta.

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