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Description: A 3D models search engine.
Description: A large research database of classified 3D models.
Description: A free collection of static, animated and motion capture data in MPEG-4 format, with a restricted visualization/remote inspection option.
Description: A medical image and signal database proposed as a tool to perform objective evaluations of image and signal processing algorithms (coding, denoising, segmentation,…), and for performance method comparisons as well as medical data analysis.
Description: A 3D model search engine, with a link to its database models
Description: A collection of 3D models (range images), still images and motion imagery.
Description: Over 400 range images accompanied by registered intensity images.
Description: More than 4600 3D models available for download in various formats. Registration required.
Description: Few supporting models for book of the same name by Luebke and colleagues. Also contains links to other repositories.
Description: A large collection of scenes with varying number of primitives intended for evaluation of different ray-shooting acceleration schemes.
Description: A library of 3D models downloaded from the internet.
Description: Displays and converts between 410(!) file formats.
Description: A large binary image database at Brown Univerity.
Description: A global digital library of data from domains such as Mechanical Design, Architecture and Electronics.
Description: Provide numerous models for shape retrieval benchmarking.
Description: A collection of simple models for shape matching.
Description: Contains an array of textual, metric, and visual information about human heritage objects.
Description: An archive that is widely referenced but is seldom online.
Description: Few but large models
Description: A database geared towards research in object recognition.
Description: Several scanned models including head, face and whole body scan.
Description: A search engine for 3D models.
Description: Huge database of 3dsmax shape objects. Unfortunately, you have to pay for shape data.
Description: Many shape objects. (Free) registration required.
Description: A search system for engineering parts.
Description: The original Stanford bunny archive!
Description: a shape repository designed by the CUBIT Team at the University of Wisconsin Madison.