Design and Implement GUI

Design and implement the GUI for a software library. The library is in the field of 3D graphics, so the UI will include a 3D renderer (please see the attached sketch of the desired UI). The library is written in C++ and is exposed as header/library. There are no constraints on how the UI is coded, as long as it is cross platform (at least Windows/Linux/Mac) and can access the library through the available C++ headers. The GUI can be written for example in Qt, HTML5, etc and is preferable to have a design similar to http://staruml.io. As for the rendering part, you can use any free library, like Open Scene Graph. The UI is composed of: - a menu - a main 3D renderer pane where the 3D scene is viewed and interacted with - a side pane for listing/interacting with the images (each 3D scene is associated with some images); control the dense and mesh reconstruction pipeline - an optional log/console pane Each pane exposes a toolbar (the traditional toolbar, but one for each pane, instead one general for the entire window). All panes should be resizable & movable (for ex to place the image pane to the right and not in the left as in the sketch). The 3D renderer pane, should be able to display a static 3D scene represented as either a 3D point-cloud, a mesh or a textured mesh. The user should be able to navigate the scene, and select part of the scene for simple tasks like delete some points/triangles or simply select a region of interest represented as a box. The renderer should also display the images in the scene. Each image is like a snapshot of the scene (photo) taken from a known position and orientation. So the UI should be able to draw each image in the scene as a small rectangle that displays the image at the known pose. These are the main components of the UI, and any mall details left will be discussed individually with each candidate.