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objects at reasonable cost without special and expensive 
hardware, just using a total station and a digital camera. It is not 
designed for very complicated objects, but for objects with low 
and mid level of details and scales. For these objects image and 
line based products in 2D and partially 3D are generated. Some 
work has to be invested to care for features which are not 
limited by straight horizontal or vertical lines. Image analysis 
tools might contribute to solve this problems. For more details 
and latest news see the  Archimedes3D homepage at 
www.archimedes3d.com. 
6. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 
We acknowledge the contribution of the ^Investitionsfórder- 
programm Berlin", represented by the Investitionsbank Berlin, 
who supported the development of Archimedes3D. Further we 
thank John Moré for his tremendous contributions and the 
students Axel Gotthardt and Alexander Lübeck for their 
engagement and contributions. 
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