Hello;
I’m a hobbyist boat builder.
Currently I’m building a Ferrari slipperlaunch
I recently bought a Trackit as my Miraco was not accurate enough on large surfaces and everything is flat on a boat so it was a tracking nightmare. (I never experimented with dots though)
I was actually really curious about results. In boat building , standard measurement tool for high end decking is Prodim Proliner which is a 25k hand held cabled device which I definitely can’t afford.
My first test results: (I mean really this was my first ever scan, one click edit no settings, dimmed lights, dark mahogany wood )
Temperature: Tracker 16 degrees, Scanner: 19 degrees.
Real measurement between U shaped seats: 825.5mm
Trackit: 824.68mm
Real measurement on central plywood: 505 mm
Trackit: 504.51mm
It honestly seems very very accurate, good enough for real decking especially for such a large body.
So, my first review of usage of trackit other than reverse engineering some objects 
This could be a tool rather than a gimmick in wood working but revopoint should discuss improvements with people that really uses Trackit for a job, not some people that simply wants to make 3d printable objects.
My biggest recommendation:
-You have a gimbal for tracker already, make it possible to change X Y on the go and stich it later. For example I did the back seats, when I want to do the front seats, I’m out of tracker’s sight. Make a button that is like [+10 degree]. When you press it, it looks up +10 degrees and it starts a new scan but later stiches it with previous one?
- Also please please add a IR vision screen to target the Tracker. Sometimes you get a bit high or low.. I really don’t want to install a laser pointer.
I’ll add a very short video of me scanning on my next video.
