Fologram vs Hololight Stream

Fologram streams Rhino and Grasshopper models to your iPhone and iPad for presentations, fabrication and design. You can use Fologram to view models at scale, build simple modelling tools, create and follow interactive assembly instructions or even prototype complex mixed reality user interfaces and dashboards. To start using Fologram, download the Fologram for Rhino plugin from fologram.com/download then check out docs.fologram.com for example projects, research publications, grasshopper definitions and troubleshooting resources. Stream Rhino Models to your iPhone or iPad: View Rhino models in AR Change scale for immersive 1:1 experiences or tabletop models Custom AR display modes optimised for performance and usability Real-time interactivity: Change geometry, layer properties and materials and see these update in real-time Connect to any Fologram session over the internet for remote model access Build mixed reality applications in Grasshopper: Interact with buttons, sliders and lists in your Grasshopper definition on your iPhone or iPad Real time sensor data: Stream your device position, touch gestures and depth data to Grasshopper Track custom QR codes for part recognition or interactive model placement High precision AR for fabrication: Quickly view models in space using markerless tracking For high precision fabrication applications or physical overlays, locate models with multiple markers Presentations and Exhibitions: View and interact with Rhino and Grasshopper models in AR on multiple devices Host models on the cloud for public access Share links to models with QR codes

This application connects to a Hololight Stream empowered Server/Desktop/Cloud application. Images rendered by the 3D app (Unreal Engine, Unity 3D, NVIDIA Omniverse, Autodesk VRED, KeyShot) are pixel-streamed to the XR device. The pixels are encoded and encrypted before being transmitted over the network to the XR device. The device then decodes the pixels and displays the images in their original quality. These rendered images of your application can be streamed from a local PC, the cloud, or a local server, without being limited by the XR device. For more information, visit our website.