Very cool. I have some huge point clouds that this could really help
visualization for.

One question: the stack wiki page lists the licenses as BSD, GPL and MIT,
but each of the individual package manifests just lists BSD. I didn't see
any copyright notices in the actual files, so it's unclear which components
are under what license. Could you clear that up?

P.S. I tried to file a ticket for this, but even when logged into KForge, I
was not allowed to create a new ticket following the link on the wiki page.
Also it looks like the main project page is also inaccesible:
http://kforge.ros.org/projects/megatree/ just returns a "URL not found on
this service" error page.

- Eric

On Mon, Jun 4, 2012 at 7:39 PM, Eitan Marder-Eppstein <
eitan@willowgarage.com> wrote:

> Hey all,
>
> A number of us at WG have been working on ways to store and visualize very
> large amounts of point cloud data. Until now, this has been an internal
> project, but we've decided to release our code Open Source to the ROS/PCL
> community. For anyone who wants to stream point clouds and visualize them
> remotely in a web browser, the code is definitely worth a look.
>
> Key features are as follows:
>
>    - Create an octree containing billions of points
>    - Store octrees across a Hadoop cluster or on a local disk
>    - Stream highly compressed points to a thin client
>    - View billions of points in your WebGL enabled web browser
>
> You can find basic documentation here: http://ros.org/wiki/megatree
> Also, for those who want to be able to import from PCD files:
> http://ros.org/wiki/megatree_pcl
>
> And a "Getting Started" tutorial here:
> http://ros.org/wiki/megatree/Tutorials/GettingStarted
>
> Enjoy it and hope all is well,
>
> Eitan
>
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