Discussion on Azure Remote Rendering + Event Close
summary
Cloud service renders high‑poly models and raw LiDAR scans on HoloLens or Windows by uploading FBX/GLB/gltf or point‑cloud files to Blob Storage, converting them with the open‑source Azure Remote Rendering tool, and starting per‑hour sessions. Point‑cloud support handles up to 2.5 billion points (Mount Fuji demo ~2.2B); partners cut workflows from weeks to minutes by converting raw LiDAR output and combining meshes and point clouds for AEC, museums, inspections, and rapid site capture via drones or robot dogs.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 1:19What Is Remote Rendering
- 2:06Azure Remote Rendering
- 3:17File Types
- 3:28Point Cloud
- 4:40The Azure Remote Rendering Tool
- 7:01Examples of Use Cases
- 7:35Education
- 15:09Azure User Feedback
- 15:46Point Clouds and Meshes
- 16:46Define What a Point Cloud Is
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