Steph here (the guy from the video) - yep we can handle custom tooling pretty easily in general. Usually what we're simulating is robot arms (think scaras with vacuum grippers), acrylic might be a bit fiddly and take some tuning but I bet we can handle it just fine.
Nothing special required from the camera - but it's nice if we know the camera parameters before hand (sensor size, focal length) so we can make sure we generate images matching what that camera spits out.
Right now all the part-based communication is just "email us/jump on a quick call" - in the future I want to make it a self service UI where customers can mark things out.
Nothing special required from the camera - but it's nice if we know the camera parameters before hand (sensor size, focal length) so we can make sure we generate images matching what that camera spits out.
Right now all the part-based communication is just "email us/jump on a quick call" - in the future I want to make it a self service UI where customers can mark things out.