However, before we start banging, wouldn't it be safer if we could simply preview the layout and layout of the room?
Now a Cubit intelligent measuring instrument that started crowdfunding on Indiegogo can help us achieve this goal through augmented reality. Cubit allows us to directly convert the photos taken in the real world and the distances and sizes between measured objects into visual design drawings, which can be edited and previewed in smartphone applications.
Then the App can convert all our data into data points, and we can re-plan and arrange according to the overall outline to prevent calculation errors, planning and calculation errors.
The process of using Cubit is also very simple. You only need to take photos with your smartphone and measure with Cubit, and everything will automatically generate visual effects.
Cubit can accurately test the spatial data of a room or an object, and upload the data to the photos taken in the application through the built-in laser sensor and roller sensor.
In this way, we can know fairly well that any accurate room data can be integrated into the environment, whether it is sofa, coffee table, various decorations or green plants.
With Cubit, an intelligent measurement design tool, we can turn all kinds of imaginary designs and images into reality and let ourselves have a home that best meets our expectations.
We can use Cubit to arrange carpets, televisions, sofas, tables and bookshelves, rearrange these items, and increase the space by changing the layout of the room.
You can also hang some photos, calligraphy and paintings on the wall in a virtual way, plus various decorations. Cubit can simulate the exact location of the nail on the wall, leaving traces of failure.
No matter what the regular or irregular shape of the target is, you can use Cubit or laser rangefinder to gently slide to test the specific size, and then save it on your smartphone. We can also take pictures of objects and then mark the data of various targets.
Cubit has built-in horizontal and vertical laser rangefinders, so it can not only measure conventional targets, but also has high accuracy. For irregular targets, Cubit uses a roller sensor to determine the length and parameters of the rubber ball through the number of rolling cycles.
Cubit's App is also very commendable. It completely combines the real space with the design sketch by means of augmented reality visualization. Whether it is a TV, a window or a mural, its size and position can be determined by precise hair and interactive operation.
There is a small display screen in the center of Cubit, which can display all the basic information. Include unit, data, length, remaining power, etc.
At present, Cubit intelligent ranging design ruler has started crowdfunding on Indiegogo. The crowdfunding target is $30,000, and the early bird price starts at $49 (about RMB 330 yuan). If all goes well, it is expected to be shipped in 20 1 1 month.
If you also have a designer's dream in your heart and want to plan a home that you are satisfied with, then Cubit can definitely be your right-hand man.