The team here at TileDB have been putting in a lot of time to develop the capability to visualize huge point clouds (such as LiDAR). We use BabylonJS for a lot of other visualization needs and the features it has align with our needs.
As mentioned elsewhere in this forum for BabylonJS a morton ordered linear octree was needed, I would like to help get this in as a feature for BabylonJS.
Hi @normanb. I’m really keen to see your presentation and experience the solution, but it doesn’t seem to be published yet on the FOSS4G UK YouTube channel?
Hi @inteja, there seems to have been some recording glitches on the day at foss4g UK, we are going to re-record and it will be uploaded shortly. Also the code and presentation will be made available.
the code is available as is a demo site. We have two versions, one that runs in a python notebook and another that runs as a react app. Sadly the video didn’t get recorded but I did give the presentation and we made the Babylon 6 announcement video.
The point cloud (and other modalities) viewer is below and you can stream billions of points interactively;
Happy to discuss this more, you can reach me from our website TileDB - Beyond tables and blobs or if they are more babylonjs related questions then we can continue discussing here.
I’m super curious to see