Handy 3D Scanner

This Handy 3D Scanner will help you to bring the objects from the real world to virtual and augmented reality! You can be anywhere - just connect your phone and RealSense stereo-camera to save high-quality 3d models right on your phone.

HOWTO: on the wiki page you can find information about camera connection, some advices and the issues you can face: github.com/state-of-the-art/Handy3DScanner/wiki

WARNING: application still in active development. We're working on supporting more devices & options - you're always can track the release plans here: github.com/state-of-the-art/Handy3DScanner/milestones.

Testing: You can test the app for 48h or get the full refund (google play feature). Also you can contact support using email to find the issue or refund after that.

Applications:
* VR/AR avatars, objects - scan yourself, your cat or the entire house and bring them to virtual/augmented reality.
* Portable 3d scanner for 3d printer - if you want to build a copy of object you like.
* Modelling - sometimes it's much easier to scan and edit an object in 3d editor (Blender / 3DSMax).
* Measuring - it's pretty accurate, so you can use it to measure stuff or proportions.
* 3d Instagram - Facebook already supports sharing the 3d models, so why only 2d photos? :)

Requirements (more info on the wiki page github.com/state-of-the-art/Handy3DScanner/wiki):
* Intel RealSense D415/D435 camera: www.intelrealsense.com/stereo-depth/
* Smartphone with USB 3.1, USB type C host (USB 2.0 will work too, but top 6fps on max resolution)
* Good cable to connect phone and camera (it's important, please read more on the wiki page)

Features:
* Easy capture from Intel RealSense D415/D435
* Full camera resolution (1280x720 points)
* Preview of the captured point clouds in point/mesh mode
* Load/Save captured point clouds in PCD format
* Export 3d scene to glTF 2.0 format
* ARCore/Gyroscope positioning (read more here: github.com/state-of-the-art/Handy3DScanner/wiki/HOWTO%3A-Capture-your-first-pointcloud#positioning)

TODOs: - check the issues page github.com/state-of-the-art/Handy3DScanner/issues

Sources of the application was published according to the State Of The Art codex on GitHub here: github.com/state-of-the-art/Handy3DScanner.