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Matterport Pro2 134MP Professional Capture 3D Camera + Axis Motorized Smartphone Mount + 1 Year Starter Plan $2037

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The Matterport Pro2 is a professional 3D capture camera ideal for shooting houses, residential areas, and large commercial spaces and buildings. This high-resolution 134.2 MP camera has high-quality 3D capture and impeccable dimensional accuracy.

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Matterport Pro2 134MP Professional Capture 3D Camera + Axis Motorized Smartphone Mount + 1 Year Starter Plan $2037

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Created 07-16-2023 at 11:19 PM by rockstarjeremy

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sarcasmogratis

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07-16-2023 at 11:41 PM.

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07-16-2023 at 11:41 PM.

Scanner is borderline useless unless you pay for a subscription

https://buy.matterport.com/plans
the free subscription that comes with this doesn't actually work for the main Pro camera.. just the mini included freebie mobile phone one
(note the "limited camera support" under starter plan)
Pro plan is $55/mo

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Last edited by sarcasmogratis July 16, 2023 at 11:51 PM.

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07-18-2023 at 07:12 PM.

I wouldn't call the hardware useless without a subscription, but it'd certainly be less than turnkey. If you were so inclined to buy one and open it up, you'd probably find some high resolution cameras connected by USB interface to a hackable off-the-shelf single-board-computer. The fancy image processing algorithms (the company's real value-add) are certainly locked away.

I always hoped they'd be bought by a Google or an Apple or some such - so much promise!