I too am looking for this information, we are scanning objects at work to reconstruct. The ‘3D scanner App’ seems to be the only one that supports the liar well. I would like to use Autodesks ‘recap Pro’ but it doesn’t recognise the inbuilt Lidar.
the 3D scanner app shows a Resolution tolerance of 3mm to 20mm. I wonder if these numbers are arbitrary set by the developer or hard locked by the inbuilt hardware.. Can these numbers be pushed to greater tolerance.
It seems the only tool of use to Lidar is the measure tool that comes preloaded on the iPad.. I wish apple would develop or integrate into measure the ‘pointcloud’ mapping ability for creatives like me who do 3D printing, works with the Unreal engine & dabble in code.
Great questions & looking forward to hearing more from apple and other developers
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I too am looking for this information, we are scanning objects at work to reconstruct. The ‘3D scanner App’ seems to be the only one that supports the liar well. I would like to use Autodesks ‘recap Pro’ but it doesn’t recognise the inbuilt Lidar.
the 3D scanner app shows a Resolution tolerance of 3mm to 20mm. I wonder if these numbers are arbitrary set by the developer or hard locked by the inbuilt hardware.. Can these numbers be pushed to greater tolerance.
It seems the only tool of use to Lidar is the measure tool that comes preloaded on the iPad.. I wish apple would develop or integrate into measure the ‘pointcloud’ mapping ability for creatives like me who do 3D printing, works with the Unreal engine & dabble in code.
Great questions & looking forward to hearing more from apple and other developers.