Lidar for home renovation
Hi - I'm looking to build a company that leverages lidar and a portfolio of options to help home owners / buyers renovate their (new) home. The company will build products across finance and general contracting to make this possible but the first hook is helping customers see what their home could look like renovated.
I want to use lidar on the phone to measure a room / appliance location & dimensions, and combine that with the camera to have a snapshot of the layout and design so that we can quickly provide a rendering of their renovated home and combine that with all the other elements of the company.
I've built a successful company before and am working on this full-time now and would love to connect with anybody that has experience in the lidar space on the phone (or anything else they think is relevant).
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The idea is amazing, I would love to see a pilot of it. We all know how hard it is to look for the perfect professionals to take care of either renovating your house or building it. We had an amazing london new build team work https://senwood.co.uk/london-new-build/?lang=zh-hant for us last year and I really admire their professionalism, it's quite hard these days to find people like them, I always recommend them when I get the chance. We almost had nothing to worry about throughout the whole construction process which is incredible.
Great idea, but a lot of work though. You should release a demo version before and ask for feedback or do some kind of beta testing. This way you'll be able to meet many more requirements and know what the clients really want.
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