The app also has an inbuilt spirit level which lets you check if the objects in your house are perfectly level. You can even measure the surface area of an object by measuring all the sides which is great for figuring out the carpet area of the floor.
You can measure the length of an object by simply dropping a pin on either end and sometimes the app automatically pins itself and give you the length automatically. Using this app is very intuitive and I would say it is even better than the previous app. It works on the same principle as the previous app and lets you calculate the length using the iPhone Camera. The second app is an iOS exclusive and conveniently enough also called Measure. You should expect a little bit of error while estimating the length of an object but it is generally negligible which should be the case for general purpose measuring. The only requirement for this app to work properly is a flat surface. Along with measuring the length, it can also measure the height of an object lying on a flat surface. You can use it to measure the dimensions of everyday objects like Tables, floors, doors, carpet, etc.
The app automatically detects a surface and guides you on how to take a reading, which you can switch between imperial and metric units. You simply open the app, calibrate it and start measuring. Measuring the length with this app is very easy. Although, you’ll need an ARCore-capable phone to make it work. The app lets you measure real-world objects using just your smartphone.
Kicking off the list with Google’s own AR app, Measure.
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