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Before talking about Fologram. Let’s talk about what are the differences between VR, AR, and MR. The definitions of them can be found from in the image from the previous page. The most common VR tools are Oculus series from Facebook and Valve Index from Valve. The world you will experience through these VR tools is the simulated world from the data at the database. On the other hand, the most common example of AR project is Pokemon GO. And telling you the truth, Fologram is basically an AR application. You will experience both real-world and simulated world. But, in this case, you can only overlap the simulated world on the real world, not considering the geometry of the real world. Lastly, Mixed world is the world considering the geometry of the real world and superimpose the simulated world in the real world. MR became possible through the combined support of depth sensors, Lidars, image processing, and fast calculation.
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You will see the Fologram toolbar and click “Fologram”.
Or you can simply type in “Fologram” at the command prompt.
1.3.2 Changing Unit
After the installation, it is critical to change the unit of the Rhino3D into ”Millimeters”. And restart the program.
1.3.3 Installation for Android
You can download Fologram application from Google play. And your android OS should be 7.0 and up. Or if you use a tablet, it should support ARCore (for Android devices).
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4 Installation for iOS
You can download Fologram application from App Store. And your iOS version should be 11.0 or later. Or if you use a tablet, it should support ARKit (for iOS devices).
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1.4 Connecting Rhino3D and Smartphone.
Step 1
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Your PC and Smartphone should use the same Wi-Fi.
Step 2
Go to the Fologram toolbar and click “Fologram”, or type in “Fologram” at the command prompt of Rhino3D.
Step 3
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Click “Connect to Device”. After that, you will see a QR code window pops up.
Step 4
Turn on the Fologram application on your phone. You will see an instruction asking you to scan a QR Code. Scan QR Code popped up during “Step 3”
Step 5
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Move your smartphone around so that the application can scan the
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surroundings and define the plane.
Then tap on the grid to define the base coordinate
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Step 6
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The base coordinate of the application is the same as the (0,0,0) coordinate of the Rhino3D.
If you put an object on the Rhino3D you can see the object from the smartphone in real-time.
Step 7(Optional)
You can also
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define the base
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coordinate using QR Code.
Click “Create QR” from the Fologram Toolbar.
Define x,y axis and enter the command.
Step 8(Optional)
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A QR Code will pop up.
Tap “SNAP” from the smartphone and scan the QR Code.
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You can find the base point is changed