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Unofficial Seene Library
Announcing SeeneLib!
A few weeks ago Obvious Engineering announced an app for iOS that creates realistic, textured 3D meshes using only the camera from an iPhone using advanced computer vision techniques. I thought it would be awesome to somehow get the output piped into processing, however, obtaining and parsing the output files proved to be so difficult that I thought I should create a library so that other people could play around with them as well.
Seene's Tumblr: http://seeneapp.tumblr.com/
This Library has support for loading the files from disk and directly from HTML.
SeeneLib can be downloaded here: https://github.com/BenVanCitters/SeeneLib---Processing-Library
Seene for iOS can be obtained from iTunes free at: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/seene/id698878590?ls=1&mt=8