Fortnite creators announce RealityScan, an app that creates 3D models of real objects

Already in 2019, we knew of a Samsung application that allowed you to scan objects with your Galaxy phones. The only thing that didn’t work as you might think, although it is true that it is one of the measures that some companies take so that at some point in the future we can digitize objects to transfer them to a 3D mesh. This future is getting closer thanks to Epic Games which has just announced RealityScan, an application with these objectives.

The creators of Fortnite and Unreal Engine

We are dealing with a company that strong commitment to technological evolution and its game engine is currently the most sought after in the industry. In fact, they just announced that Unreal Engine 5

But what matters to us in this case is RealityScan, an application that will soon appear on Android when announced by the creators of Fortnite. And it is that Epic Games revealed a mobile application a few hours ago that convert real objects into 3D models what can they be used in games and other types of virtual experiences.

En colaboración con Capturing Reality y Quixel, Epic Games ha dado a conocer las buenas nuevas sobre esta tecnología que permite el acceso a sofisticada fotogrametría para creadores a todos los niveles. 

Lleva tu mundo real al 3D

Este software RealityCapture ha dado un gran paso hacia delante y no tiene mucha competencia en este campo, al ser capaz de reconstruir objetos y escenas de cualquier tamaño, ya sea desde una imagen o un escáner de láser. 

Now the app is not yet available but at that time you will be able to scan all the objects around you with the augmented reality capabilities of our phones. In fact, and in this case, Google is also hitting hard with different AR experiences such as experiments, new glasses and even working on an operating system for AR.

Lo interesante de esta app es que permitirá que pasemos directamente el objeto en 3D escaneado a Sketchfab

También hay que mencionar que actualmente la app está en beta y por lo que sugiere The Verge vía XDA, desde un iPhone 12, no llega al nivel de calidad visto en el vídeo presentación de la tecnología. Se espera que llegue a ese estándar para lo que podría cambiar la forma de entender nuestro mundo real para pasarlo al 3D y ese metaverso que se va aproximando rápidamente.

La versión de RealityScan para Android estará disponible para finales de este año para que tomemos nuestros móviles y comencemos a escanear todos los objetos que nos rodean.

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