Shapemeasure's lasers and automation let carpenters measure once and cut never
Recorded on January 11, 2020. It would be nice in construction jobs if everything was perfectly squared off in standard sizes, but it rarely is. Shapemeasure uses a custom-built lidar unit to very precisely measure the dimensions of a project, like stairs or cabinets, including nearly invisible flaws. This information is sent to a robotic […]
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