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Four measurements instead of twenty-five: the agent derives the rest.
Annotating a whole roof on the 3D model takes twenty-five measurements; by hand, the roofer takes four and works out the rest in his head.
From a few measurements (ridge, one verge, eave height, dormer dimensions) and a sentence about the scope, it reconstructs areas, verges, eaves and scaffolding, and states for each quantity whether it's measured, derived, or missing.
it readssurvey photos3D model
To get started: Write your derivation rules once (a slope has two equal verges, the ridge equals the eave…) and describe the scope slope by slope.
try it on a real case →The report written from memory in the evening, details mixed up.
One report per building, decisions and gaps for the quote included.
your case
we check together whether the data exists, try it on a real case from your week, you correct it, and the rule gets written down. if it doesn't work, we'll tell you.
