A game-changer for anyone who loves building or misses the feeling of joy their bricks used to give them. Using cutting-edge recognition technology, Pileometer helps you organize your parts, discover fascinating building designs, and build complex creations.
Congrats on the launch, @je_suis_yaroslav@leonid_alexandrov@elephantum@medvedism@mironshay!
Recognizing 1600+ shapes - super impressive.
Just curious - does it handle mixed piles with overlapping pieces? Also, does it offer suggestions if a part is missing for a specific design?
@je_suis_yaroslav@leonid_alexandrov@elephantum@medvedism@ashitvora Thank you for your support!
Yes, if bricks are partially overlapping, we can still recognize them. However, after scanning, users can edit the scan results if they notice we’ve misidentified any bricks.
When users see the list of ideas, we might suggest building something for which they lack certain bricks.
Currently, ordering missing bricks through the app isn’t possible, but it’s a great idea that we hope to implement in the future.
Congrats on Pileometer! It’s such a clever way to organize bricks! One idea I think would be amazing is to integrate AI to suggest builds based on what you want to create. For example, you could take a photo of something you want to build—like a car, a building, or even an animal—and the AI could analyze the image, then break it down into a list of the Lego pieces needed, along with a 3D guide to help you replicate it. It would work like pixel art generators, where the AI simplifies an image into basic components, but instead of pixels, it would be Lego blocks, making it super easy to build complex objects with your existing parts. That would definitely take creativity to the next level! Keep up the great work!
@tonyabracadabra Thank you for your support and idea!
What you described is very clear. For now, we are focusing on high-quality ideas from various creators, and we upload these ideas to our catalog.
We believe that an idea created by an author can be more engaging to build, as scanned and generated ideas are likely to feel somewhat repetitive in the building process.
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Congrats on the launch! Pileometer sounds like a fun app for brick enthusiasts. What's your favorite feature so far?
@ihuzaifashoukat Thank you for your support and for the great question!
What we love most is that now you can perform multiple scans and combine them into one big catalog. This way, your shapeless pile of bricks will transform into a super convenient digital catalog.
@sharifulin Exactly, that’s right! Moreover, it’s a great app for adults too. I personally built a creation with 1,500 pieces using Pileometer, and it was incredibly engaging.
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