Reputation: 367
Is there a limit to the size of the mesh the HoloLens 2's spatial observer can create? I want to be able to scan multiple rooms, roughly 120m2, and as such I have tried two different methods:
Can anyone offer some pointers on how to capture larger areas? Apparently it is programmatically possible, because Huebner, et. al in Evaluation of the Microsoft HoloLens for the Mapping of Indoor Building Environments scanned an entire apartment using SpaceCatcher, an app apparently only compatible with the HoloLens 1.
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If a portion is not connected with the others, Hololens glass may understand that the portion is a room. So you should walk slowly around the room, make the air tap to scan, you will see the cool effect when the spatial mesh is rendering. So you can know what area is recognized by Hololens.
120m2 is not too large, I have scanned multi rooms on the same floor and it works. But I had no success trying to scan and joint rooms on 2 floors.
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Is there a limit to the size of the mesh the HoloLens 2's spatial observer can create?
Does this answer your question? How does the HoloLens recognize the space ? Is there any limit to the number of spaces that a HoloLens can remember?.
Only a portion of the rooms I visited were scanned, resulting in an incomplete final mesh.
It seems like you walk too quickly around the area, which causes that the HoloLens will miss mapping areas. Please walk slowly around the space, stopping every 5-8 feet to look around at your surroundings. More information about how to build a great spatial map please see Mapping your space
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