Frequently Asked Questions

You can use any type of device that has a camera, such as a smartphone of any kind, a digital camera, a GoPro, or even a camera-equipped drone. Hyperspectral cameras can also be used.

For best results, you must take enough videos and/or photos to capture the object completely. To do so, capture images from different perspectives around the object. Ensure that the object remains still, centered in the frame, and in focus at all times while the camera moves around the object to capture the images.

It is also essential to avoid lights and shadows that might distort the images used to generate the 3D model.

It depends on the number of videos and/or photos needed to completely capture the object. Our statistics indicate that with a 1-minute video or its equivalent of 120 photographs, it takes an average of 10 minutes to generate the 3D model.

3D models can be generated with as little as 10 seconds of video and/or 5 photographs. However, keep in mind that to generate a complete 3D model, you must use as many images as necessary to fully capture the object.

It is not necessary to capture a large number of images. As long as the images fully capture the complete object, it will be possible to make a 3D model of it. If you are taking photos, there must be a 60% overlap between each photo. If you are using video, this is not necessary because we will automatically select the images that have the required overlap.