Qlone 3D Scanner

EyeCue Vision Technologies LTD

About this app

Qlone, the all-in-one tool for 3D scanning and AR. We have made it easy and fast to 3D scan real objects, edit them in-app, export the result into many 3D file formats, platforms and 3D printers and even magically bring them to life with animations. A perfect tool for AR/VR (Augmented Reality) content creation, 3D Printing, STEM Education, eCommerce showcase and many other uses.

SCANNING
Scanning real objects has never been easier. Print the included AR mat, place your object in the middle of the mat and let the Augmented Reality dome guide you through the scanning process. Scan the object from two different angles and it will be auto merged for better and more complete 3D results.
With Qlone, there is no waiting time, all processing is done live on your phone in seconds.
Print the mat directly from the app or send it as a mail and print out.

MODIFYING
With the integrated tools in the app so you can optimize and modify your 3D model without needing to export them.

Texture - Pick colors from the scanned object and apply them by painting directly on the 3D model. Blur areas or transitions for smoother results.
Clean - Improve the quality of the model by erasing unwanted areas or smoothing the surface.
Sculpt - Improve or alter the shape of your object by pressing or pulling a selected area and adjust the transition.
Shape - Enhance the mesh details or set the scale size of your model for 3D printing, simplify the mesh for lower file size export.

AR View + Animation:
You can beam your 3D models back to reality and bring them to life with automatic rigging and animation.

EXPORTING and IMPORTING:
Export your model directly to platforms like SketchFab. Models can be exported in a variety of formats for use in other 3D tools – OBJ, STL, FBX, GLB (Binary glTF) which includes animation, PLY, X3D.

Share your models with friends as an image, video or GIF through Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, WhatsApp, Email and iMessage.

You can import any 3D model created with Qlone.

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Ratings and reviews

This is an edit and update to my past post: I am using a Galaxy 9 Note, and it works fine. So that is not the issue. Had made some tracker mats with plane paper. They look good. So that is not the issue. Have plenty of lighting also. Using two 7,000 lumen lights. Still it will not track the mat or the model well at all. It keeps loosing focus or something. After several attempts, even merging many scans to help improve the scan, the model still turns out bad. I will try what I can to see if I can get it working better. To make it scan like it does in the demos. I contacted the developer via e-mail to ask if I would have to pay for exporting my models. And was told if I get the paid version, as I did here, I can export as many models as I want. Well, turns out so long as I have WiFi on I don't get the popups asking me to have my WiFi on so I can buy credits to pay for exporting. I can, as was told, make and export as many models with this as I wish. For free. Thought this was a scam or something, when I got the popup asking me to pay for credits. But I don't get them anymore. Exporting was an issue. Would like to do it through the USB port. But I cant find out how to do that. I even tried through Bluetooth. I found my PC on my phone and my PC found my phone, but the export still failed. The only thing that worked was sending it to my google drive. and then upload it to my PC from there. Seems those from UE4 and 5 are now working on a live 3D scanner of their own, called RealityScan. But only works with iOS. Should work with Android in a few months. Hopefully, like Qlone, it will not cost for each export. Qlone is a cool idea for those that can get it to work for them. Just wished it worked as well for me. Will have to see what others come up with. Or if this gets better.

Contrary to the reviews, this does work, and it works pretty well. You have to start the recording, get it to where you're knocking out the blue sections by walking around the object until all the blue sections are gone. If it's red you're too far away. This will be a five-star app someday, but congratulations on this milestone.

On Android, you have to buy it before trying it. It didn't work for me. The centre of the object scanned fine but the straight edges were scanned wavy. I contacted the company but didn't get a reply. A lot of the reviews sound like they didn't actually start the scan. To get it to scan, you have to 1) Start the scan. 2) Press what looks like a stop button on the top right; it is actually a Start Scan button.

What's new

Significant optimizations to scanning quality in high resolution!