WGAN-TV Immersaf Media Leica BLK360-#2770-Software Subscription For BLK 360

Show us and I think we're going to take a look, we're going to look at a Matterport MatterPak .XYZ file and tell us the register that we're looking at. [00:28:24] Matt S. Crowder: This is from a Matterport .XYZ file. This was the point cloud as registered by Matterport of a historical gym in Indiana. This is done on Autodesk ReCap Pro. I just brought the .XYZ file under ReCap Pro. [00:28:41] Dan Smigrod: Got to go slower for me. So, let's go back to the first one, let's go back to the first one you showed inside the gymnasium, please. [00:28:49] Matt S. Crowder: Yeah, it's the same point cloud, I haven't changed it. [00:28:53] Dan Smigrod: I see what looks like different resolutions. Is this all from the Matterport MatterPak? [00:29:00] Matt S. Crowder: Yeah, this is all from the Matterport MatterPak. Some of the dots go away when I move it around, but then they pop back once I stop. [00:29:08] Dan Smigrod: Okay, so we have a little bit of lag of how we do WGAN-TV Live at 5. It's not necessarily that you're changing different images, it's still the same image. You're just rotating the image slightly. Then if we get lag we're seeing some dots. [00:29:26] Matt S. Crowder: Yeah, I'm navigating around the Matterport point cloud. You can see the exterior of the gym, and then I can zoom in and go inside. But that's where you see the real difference between the Matterport MatterPak and the downloaded scans from the BLK360. [00:29:45] Dan Smigrod: I'm still confused. Have you shown us the downloaded version from the BLK360? [00:29:50] Matt S. Crowder: I have not. Let me show you what to pay attention to when I switch point clouds here. You see these bars that go across, it looks like they're part of the ceiling structure? [00:29:58] Dan Smigrod: Yes. [00:29:59] Matt S. Crowder: Okay, you can see what's there. Now, watch the difference when I switch to the version that I registered myself out of the scans from the BLK360. It may take a second to load here. [00:30:14] Dan Smigrod: Okay, this is so awesome! I'm so grateful for your explanation of this. Oh my gosh, this looks completely different. [00:30:25] Matt S. Crowder: Can you see the difference in the ceiling structure, the support? [00:30:29] Dan Smigrod: You can actually see the ceiling structure. [00:30:31] Matt S. Crowder: It's a huge difference. These are two models from the exact same scan. I did not scan twice. I did not use different gear. This is straight out of the BLK360 REGISTER 360; with the Leica Cyclone REGISTER 360 software, as opposed to the MatterPak which was registered by Matterport AI service. [00:30:52] Dan Smigrod: Wow, this is the difference between night and day. Now, please bear with me. I know you've said it, but I just want to be clear on this. [00:31:02] Matt S. Crowder: Sure. [00:31:02] Dan Smigrod: The first set of scans that you showed us were shot with a Leica BLK360 paired with the Matterport Capture app. Then the output was from a Matterport MatterPak. Now, was that file then converted? No, you were showing the.XYZ file? [00:31:25] Matt S. Crowder: Yes, I was showing the original .XYZ file. [00:31:28] Dan Smigrod: We were looking at the original .XYZ file. Now we're looking at the software you used here. [00:31:38] Matt S. Crowder: The software that I used here, I used the BLK360 [Data Manager] to download the scans from the Camera, as they were saved in the Camera. Then I registered it in the Cyclone REGISTER 360 BLK Edition Software. [00:31:52] Dan Smigrod: Okay. If I buy a Leica BLK360. Do I get that for free? Do I have to pay money to license that? [00:32:00] Matt S. Crowder: You'll get a license for one year if you buy a brand new BLK360 from Leica. If you buy a used BLK360, then you'll have to pay for your software. It costs roughly $1,200 a year at the base level for a one-year license. [00:32:17] Dan Smigrod: The name of the software again is the... It's the Leica Cyclone REGISTER 360 BLK Edition. From Leica? [00:32:27] Matt S. Crowder: Yes. [00:32:28] Dan Smigrod: Okay. You mentioned, if you bought a used one. That's not buying a used license. If you bought a used Leica BLK360, it's not going to come with a one-year free subscription to this software. If you're going to do what you're doing, then you would need to license this software, and that's where that approximate $1,200 comes in?