Recon-3D 对比 PIX4Dcatch: 3D scanner 的使用情况和统计数据

DIGITIZE REALITY Transform your mobile device into a powerful 3D scanner. Simply point and capture images and LiDAR data to create accurate 3D models ready for professional use. Pair with a compatible RTK device for centimeter-level accuracy, precise measurements, and geolocation. Visualize the captured model in the app, upload and export, and view it in AR. ____________________ WORKFLOW 1 – Scan & Capture Walk around your site. The app automatically gathers data and provides live feedback using iOS LiDAR, ensuring you capture every detail. For enhanced accuracy, use an RTK device compatible with PIX4Dcatch, PIX4D Autotags with a fully automated workflow, or combine both. 2 – Process, Analyze & Share Process your data by uploading to PIX4Dcloud for online analysis and sharing, or export to PIX4Dmatic for desktop processing. Both platforms offer a 15-day free trial. Projects can also be exported to third-party photogrammetry software. Measure spaces, document results, and enjoy all the benefits of a detailed 2D/3D model of your surroundings. 3 – View in AR Experience an immersive augmented-reality view. Display 3D models and GCPs directly in your phone camera in AR. ____________________ USE CASES • Digitize construction sites • Measure stockpiles and other objects • Document underground utilities • Digitize indoor and outdoor spaces with Autotags • Visualize and verify 3D models in AR in real time • Perform single-point measurements with RTK accuracy ____________________ COMPATIBILITY • Optimized for LiDAR-equipped devices • All ARKit-enabled devices • RTK devices: Emlid Reach RX, TopCon HiPer CR, Bad Elf Flex Mini, Bad Elf Flex, Trimble DA2, Leica Zeno FLX100 plus, viDoc ____________________ TIPS & SAFETY • Keep PIX4Dcatch up to date for optimal performance. • Operate only in safe environments. PIX4D is not liable for damage, injuries, or legal issues resulting from misuse of the app. ____________________ TERMS OF USE https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/