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LIT3D – 3D Printed Photograph Visualization & Generation System



Client LIT3D
Professor(s) Mejdi Eraslan David Lindsay
Program Computer Engineering Technology - Computing Science
Students Arjunpal Singh, Isaac Ribeiro, Raphael Rulloda, Rominkumar Patel, Salim Joha

Project Description:

A lithophane is a thin, translucent plaque that creates a 3D image when lit from behind. We have designed and built a system for visualizing and generating lithophanes, focusing on functionality, reliability, and ease of use to make the process simple for anyone wanting to create them from their photos. We have integrated our system into Shopify, allowing users to quickly and securely preview, customize, and order their Lithophanes from all their devices, including phones, tablets, laptops, and desktops.

The tools currently available do not allow users to preview the finished product. Those that do exist are using outdated techniques, have low performance, and are very complicated to use. LiT’s 3D viewer was designed with these issues in mind from the beginning, to provide the opposite experience.


Short Description:

Lithophanes are thin plaques of translucent material molded to create amazing images when lit from behind. Lit3d.ca is a browser-based Lithophane viewing and generation tool designed to make creating 3D printed photos simple and accessible.



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Gallery

https://www.pexels.com/photo/woman-in-white-bridal-gown-meditating-157757/ https://www.pexels.com/photo/boy-carrying-and-kissing-baby-sitting-on-chair-50601/


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