https://wccftech.com/galaxy-note-10-3d-scanner-app-now-available-for-download/

There was a lot to unpack at the Galaxy Note 10 reveal. One of the many camera features of the Galaxy Note 10 Plus included the ability to scan 3D objects using the devices ToF (time of flight) sensor. Now that the Galaxy Note 10 Plus is out in full force, Samsung released an all that will let users scan objects in 3D. The app is unsurprisingly called 3D Scanner, and it is available on the Galaxy Store starting today (via Sammobile).

As we saw at the event, creating 3D models of real-world objects requires one to scan the object from all directions. Samsung recommends that the objects be between 20-80 cubic centimetres in size. Anything larger or smaller may not get picked up by the sensor properly. Once you have an object in focus, you need to make a complete revolution around it while keeping the camera as still as possible. If the scan is successful, you’ll see a model on the screen which can then be transported as a GIF file for sharing with others and can also be added to pictures and videos captured with the camera. The models can also be exported to most popular 3D modelling applications and printed out via a 3D printer.