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Jonathan Stephens

Jun 7 • 4 tweets • 2 min read

Extremely low light RoomPlan worked like MAGIC on my iPad Pro. You know what I’m doing in the morning! Scanning the whole house! #WWDC22

#ar #AugmentedReality

Feels like Tron

I’m still blown away by how well this works despite the room being as poorly lit as possible. This is important for industrial applications where lighting is harder to control.

Follow along as I start a thread of structured tests with RoomPlan

https://twitter.com/jonstephens85/status/1534263442160472065?s=20&t=FnIExLBnX2nDvme-KLCabg

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Follow along as I do a series of structured @Apple RoomPlan tests and share my findings/notes in this thread.

First up, I tried tricking RoomPlan with a large mirror. Surprisingly it wasn't fooled! Also, it was way off on french doors height.

#WWDC22 #AR #ARKit #AI @Scobleizer

Test #2 - vaulted ceilings. I noticed that the wall shapes have to be rectangular. It could not follow the slant angle of the ceiling line. This made parts of my walls much taller than in reality.

It did a great job at picking out the desks and bedroom furniture.

Test #3 - cramped closet. It did a great job at figuring out the walls when almost NOTHING was visible. It couldn't pick up the bend in the wall between the mirror and the door.

Most surprising note: couldn't fool mirror #2!

If my wife sees this thread I am in the doghouse.

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