Autodesk ReCap Pro

Autodesk ReCap Pro is a tool dedicated to reality capture and is designed to capture and work with native point clouds from laser scans. The method entails employing a projected laser to create a representation of an existing object or space using a collection of points that are precisely positioned from the laser itself.

Seamless measure and edit the point clouds

The application comes with a clean and user-friendly interface that is unlikely to give you any troubles, regardless of your experience with similar tools. You can get started by selecting a point file to import and you can begin to break down your scanning into smaller pieces so that you can work solely with the data you need.
You should know that you can adjust the settings before you start and take the time to measure, make markups and even communicate the new data to your colleagues. In addition to choosing the mesh quality, you can specify the registration of the matching points to select specific survey points or reference distance to add scale to your project.

Register laser scans automatically and can be used from mobile

In the eventuality that you are just getting started with this type of applications, then you will be happy to learn that the app can automatically register your laser scans. The automatic feature enables you to obtain an accurate 3D point cloud from your scan data in no time. As you probably hinted, you need to upload a series of photos to your Autodesk account to take advantage of this feature.
The program also comes with a few collaboration features that could make working remotely more straightforward. Therefore, you can install the iOS version of the app to register, mark up and measure capture data in the field.

An advance, but intuitive photogrammetry tool that helps you capture reality

All in all, Autodesk ReCap Pro is a tool that relies on reality capture technology to help you save time and money as well as considerably improve the accuracy when working with RAW data. Therefore, it ensures that you have an affordable way to turn scanned data into high-resolution 3D models that you can use as a design process in context.