[j_aime]

This can be done with any modern VR headset but pretty cool nonetheless. cheers

[oh_no]

reading some of the comments i was expecting something really high end and polished, but yeah, this is something you could with a headset 1/10th the cost

[amelius]

I was expecting an app that works like the VR version of a laser indoor measuring tool. Where you hold a piece of wooden board and the VR tells you where it should go and then another person wearing a VR helmet attaches it to a post, also at sub-mm precision. Etc.

[iLoveOncall]

This can be done with the Google Cardboard :|

[lern_too_spel]

People were doing it on Cardboard 10 years ago. https://www.consumerreports.org/home-improvement-remodeling/...

[j_aime]

10000% I've seen it done!

[fg137]

Seeing the title and the upvotes, I thought the author just discovered a use case that justifies the ~~$3500~~ $3700 price tag.

To say I am disappointed is an understatement.

[JSR_FDED]

Huh. In this case moving a single wall, or repositioning a single window, kitchen island, etc - would cost more than $3500.

[Rohansi]

The author isn't doing AR/mixed reality so they aren't showing that use case. You can do all of it on a cheaper headset, too.

[JSR_FDED]

VR is actually better for architectural visualization

[Rohansi]

Great, then you can use even cheaper headsets that don't do AR instead.