Measuring app

Transform your phone in to your smartest tool. Imagine being able to figure out how much volume that cup holds simply by taking a photo and making a few gestures with your fingers. The app lets you annotate dimensions, angles and areas in your images with ease. Simply take a photo and annotate it with the dimensions on your phone or pad. What is special about ImageMeter is that it enables you to measure within the image long after you took the picture. Additionally, with this feature, you can also easily add dimensions for places which are too difficult to reach.

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so does it actually measure images or do you physically have to measure then write in manually?

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@jwagner9q APPLE VERSION??

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@jwagner9q Wow, I have just discovered this app, and installed it on my android device.

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@ncarter9s I am very impressed, it has saved me valuable time estimating materials.

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@ncarter9s It works equally well, with a traditional tape measure or the laser distance tool.

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The beauty of this tool, is that once we accurately placed the reference grid on the image, we only needed to measure and enter two dimensions.

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@ewoods9v We mainly use this for estimating, and double check all critical dimensions.

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@ewoods9v Measure twice, cut once!?

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@mkim9w can you measure square footage with laser??

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@mkim9w can I download this? for free?

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You are kidding right?

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@mperkinsa0 This is just the beginning!

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@mperkinsa0 please consider plugging this in with DXF Camera.

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Nice coding.

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@clittlea3 Mad props there.

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@clittlea3 Stay with it and you could have an app that everyone wants.... a quick way to measure rooms for construction of millwork and also as a consumer product for shopping.

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Is it possible to measure dimensions of? fruits like lemon or mango with any application? like approx circumferences at both end??

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woowwww perfect..!!?

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@ematthewsa7 this is not one of those irritating word problems from high school math class where you need scratch paper to work out a series of equations before learning the answer

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Most current generation smartphones can only take static, two-dimensional images. But a 3D mapping camera can record the entire shape of an object or scene. T

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@cpaynea9 This isn?t a new technology

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@cpaynea9 first thought...why no droid??

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@cpaynea9 very useful tool. keep up the great work!?

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@dcooperac This could be useful on a robot to remember locations of objects in a room and path finding too.?

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@cpaynea9 The real usefulness is in measuring a room.

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That would probably be very useful for crime scenes, so detectives can walk back through the rooms .

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@rwoodsah whuuuuuttt???!

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Thanks for sharing?

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@gclarkaj needs more refinement

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@gclarkaj Should have added some predator vision sound effects :p?

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@mdixonal I can make that with the Google camera app?

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@mdixonal use this for vr?

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this might be useful for police car crash scenarios or murder or crime scenes or at a beach when you know water or some force will change your design?

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@rfernandezao you?ll first need to capture every angle using a 3D mapping-capable camera

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? @rfernandezao 5 millimeters of complete accuracy

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@darmstrongaq The goal is to eventually be accurate within 2 millimeters.

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@darmstrongaq best tool for home improvement

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