Dimensionalizer vs Measure Size

The Dimensionalizer is a proprietary system of cameras and software that scans and measures freight. TFM’s patented software uses APIs to seamlessly communicate this information to our Transportation Management System and to the customer’s ERP. After the shipper’s data has been collected and any frequently-used shipment sizes are identified, TFM will use this profile to get quicker price quoting and to renegotiate agreements and discounts on the shipper’s behalf. The Dimensionalizer photographs the freight from 5 angles and attaches those images in the system and to the bill of lading, which is invaluable support in the event of any damage claims. This mobile application interfaces with the Dimensionalizer hardware and software and allows a user to control the system and trigger the Dimensionalizer as well as create shipments and bills of lading in the TFM Transportation Management System.

Measure Size can do auto-segmentation of anything and tell you the width/height area of the object. In the beginning, click the center "camera" icon to save the 3D image. Then press the "ruler" icon to find the object and measure size automatically!  Or you can click the "dotted circle" icon to draw the range to be identified by hand. Moreover, you can also click the "cube" icon to measure volume. (Please take the 3D image vertically on the table/ground, and click the table/ground on the screen when measuring volume). It will display the width/height/area of the object. You can change the unit from cm to inches and the text color on the settings page. You can also measure the distance from the camera/length/area of objects by clicking the screen to set the measurement range. p.s. Measure Size uses LiDAR to detect the 3D position of objects. Please launch this application using iPhone 12 Pro or later / iPad Pro 2nd or later. The object to be measured must be more than 20 cm away from the lens, and the distance from the center point of the screen will be displayed during measurement. If it is too close, less than 20 cm, it will be inaccurate!