Just thought I would share this app. Get this. Take all you Lego bricks and flatten them out on the floor. Allow the app to scan the them by taking a picture which it analyses. After a minute, it then comes up with Lego plans based on the pile of brick you have (it scanned 1000 bricks in our pile and gave us 100 different plans) and it can even show you were each brick is you need in the pile for the different plans.
It is just me or is this amazing. When I was growing up we only had 3 channels on the TV!
That sounds as if it takes the imagination out of Lego⌠(Mind you, so did the introduction of packs with special parts designed to make specific things.)
How does it differentiate between full height bricks and the different thickness ones?
I would not disagree with that, having had just a âbox of bricksâ when I was young.
Nowadays, they even give you a book of instructions detailing how to build whatever it is youâve acquired! No imagination or thought* required.
*OK some of the diagrams do need a bit of thoughtâŚbut you get the idea.
I would guess there is a list of parts they can recognize. And that they skip any part they canât recognize. I would say that is the hard part. Probably machine-learning.
But my explanaaion make Brickit sound really boring, In use it is great fun and a creative app!!