Apple LiDAR scanning outside areas - Accuracy test

@LiDAR3D = Architectural CAD/BIM Production services based on iOS LiDAR and other types of input. Consulting services for businesses within IT digitization specialized in 3D.

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Hardware
* iPad Pro 2022 (first gen M1)
* Bosch laser measure glm 40

#3dscanning #realestate #topography

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:25 Starting scan
0:50 Ideal conditions
1:16 Dividing the area
1:40 Trees and vegetation
2:03 Scanning path
2:57 Polycam interface
3:20 Scanning error
3:50 Output
4:06 Checking measurements
5:11 Measurements and accuracy validation method
5:58 Results of Scan VS Laser
6:18 Scanning error consequence
6:50 About our company

[sanekn]

This is incredible, i’m an architect and often I need to model outsides of houses in revit and having a 15 pro iphone now I will able to do it much more easily! Love it, thank you

[vincentursch]

for the laser measurement:

On my Nikon hand laser, its possible to activate a small camera that shows the spot where the red dot should be for use in broad daylight, dont know if possible on bosch laser

[rickybaker]

Brilliant stuff! Have you tried exporting to sketch up and adding exterior design elements, like a gazebo or pool? Or would you recommend exporting to something entirely different if you wanted to draw over your scan?

[diartsyone]

Using an iphone and drone would probably speed up the process! (Since some areas cannot be scanned like the wet areas and weird land elevations)Although I haven't tried it yet since it is expensive method would deffo come back if I have it someday!

[aesopshair]

Great video!
Have you seen Rami Tamimi (on youtube) who also uses iphone lidar for measured surveys?..
Using a gimbal improved the accuracy of the survey, but appreciate this is not widely available for ipads!

[sepantsystem]

Hi, thanks for the video. In terms of spending for an iPad pro or iPhone Pro, memory capacity is an issue. Asking about this project. How much MB was the point cloud file?

[saiduabdulaikoroma]

This is a breathtaking video. Did you use Lidar or photo Mode to scan from the polycam app since it is an outdoor. Secondly, I want to know the file format you used to export it to Google Earth Pro?

[พลชลทองรัตน์]

You scan just once or scan multiple times and the data is joined together.

[jonathanrose]

I’d probably try using a tripod, rotating 360 then moving on to the next plot

[BahadrCAKARhosgeldin]

Could you tell the size of the project? Cheers!