thanks for the hunt @quincylun!
we wanted to make a place for people to create, share and explore their favorite spaces together so we made display.land. we've got a lot more coming in 2020 so stay tuned!
at the moment, you can capture and export anything you want in 3D: check out https://learn.display.land/ if you're interested
happy to answer any questions folks have - here's a post that says some more: https://medium.com/ubiquity6/wel...?
Impressive work by Ubiquity6 and team. Definitely a notable product rousing amongst the future of AR application.
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While some of the UI/controls for moving in 3D are clunky, this is a beautiful app doing some amazing new stuff! Photogrammetry is mind blowing, and they’ve done a great job of making it work everywhere: mobile, desktop, and VR, via the web so it’s really easy to share immersive experiences!
@cetsell this is great feedback! we have a Discord server with a #feedback channel if you ever want to give the product team more guidance about the controls :) https://discordapp.com/invite/yG...
With all the due respect as this app is indeed well made, but I don't understand what problem is trying to solve, or what is the final goal of it to justify $27M in funding. I mean, congrats! But I really don't get it. I'm missing something apparently.
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