Brickit scans Lego and shows what can be assembled

In 2019, the Brickit app appeared in the AppStore, which made it easy to assemble figures from Lego blocks. In it, the user could enter information about the available sets in order to get a list of what can be collected from them. Later, the service received a major update, which significantly accelerated this process - now Brickit itself scans your parts through the smartphone's camera. This is how it works.

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You just need to lay out all the available parts in front of the smartphone - in one layer so that everyone is in sight. After scanning, Brickit will show possible models, assembly instructions and even places where the necessary "bricks" are located.

Since the introduction of the scanning function, the application has been constantly improved and refined, and most recently it managed to break into the top of the App Store. There are still bugs in his work, but even so Brickit has managed to gain popularity among Lego fans.

Try the Brickit app, which uses artificial intelligence to identify Lego parts and suggests models for assembly and then provides instructions. Marvelous.

Scanned a pile of parts on the floor and made a helicopter with Brickit!

So far, Brickit is only available for iOS, but in the fall the developers promise release an Android version.

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