Apple's new and improved photogrammetry API

Very encouraging to see Apple continuing to work on the Object capture API. This new update has some nice improvements, with the best one being, on-device processing!
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[@abdullahgun]

There are so much I wanna talk about this great video! As a summary this is what I've been waiting for years! 3D will be the new standard for the social mediia, marketing, advertising etc. This is my fourth year as a photogrammetry professional and I am excited about apple's improvements on this area. Best thing about the API is accuracy of the 3d models and AR experience with understanding of the depth. These are massive and definetly game changer. Texture and mesh quality is much easier to fix, quality even feels still OK for today. I guess I am gonna need a mid-range macbook next to my ipad soon :) Again another inspiring/teaching video for me! Thank you for your good work mate! Much love and respect 🙏

[@PatGirvin]

Wow, this looks cool. Thanks for sharing Dimitris. Looks like a great option. Will try.

[@orthodoxhotboy]

Curious question: i see the person moving around the object to capture the 3D model. What happens if we have the camera fixed and move the object around, would it capture similar results?

[@marvelousdecay]

The method you're describing can be achieved with regular photogrammetry which are supported in the Object capture API. Apple's new addition use the accelerometer among other things so you have to move around the object.

[@manuatohoun4897]

Thank you for this video

[@marvelousdecay]

My pleasure!

[@abhijeetcherungottil6703]

Can I get measurements and volume of the object that I have made into 3D objects

[@marvelousdecay]

If you’re using LiDAR you will be able to measure your object. It’s not going to be 100% accurate but it’ll be in the range.

[@MichaelTzanakakis]

Is it true that the iphone 15 pro's have an updated lidar sensor? I haven't seen anyone go into it and would love to know if there's any real world difference between the "previous" version.

[@marvelousdecay]

I believe iPhone 15 Pro has a new LiDAR sensor. I’m not sure though how much of a difference it has compared to the iPhone 14 Pro. My guess is that if the sensor was significantly better than the 14 Pro Apple would advertise that.

[@user-hc6wd8yr5f]

it is available for iphone 12?

[@albertsitoe7340]

But can we get X code using windows? 😂 amazing video by the way.

[@marvelousdecay]

Hehe true! I think it’s just a matter of time before Polycam and all the other 3D iPhone apps will come out with an update. Hang in there!