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July 24th, 2009

Modeling your Mom’s head with MATLAB

 I frequent Twitter as MATLABDoug. You can check there for daily MATLAB tips in 140 characters or less, blog post announcements and other things that I find interesting.

While reading the stream of Tweets about MATLAB I found this little gem of a tweet: How to convert your Mom’s head into a 3-d model on Instructables.

This video on Instructables.com is good at showing the setup for the experiment, but does not show much about how the processing was done. They do make the MATLAB script available if you want to do this yourself. Worthy of a watch.

MATLAB scan of Mom

Do you have any fabulous uses of MATLAB that you would like to share with the world?

By Doug Hull

13:40 UTC | Posted in Level: Advanced, Topic: Practical example | Permalink |

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One Response to “Modeling your Mom’s head with MATLAB”

  1. matt fig replied on July 27th, 2009 at 22:05 UTC :

    Hello Doug,

    Thanks for posting this, I had never heard of Instructables.
    Seems like a site worth checking out (and maybe even contributing to on occasion!).

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