Measurement & AR

Logs Calculator Pro

Timber volumes, measured with an AR ray from base to crown.

Measure a tree

Anchor the base and the crown, set the girth, and get the volume from the app's exact formula.

Drag Base and Crown along the trunk

Bottom girth 48 in

Height: 42.5 ft
Volume: 21.25 ft³

The app's formula, floored to two decimals

V = ⌊ G² × (H / 2) / 2304 × 100 ⌋ / 100

= ⌊ 48² × 21.25 / 2304 × 100 ⌋ / 100 = 21.25 ft³

Height 42.5 feet, girth 48 inches, volume 21.25 cubic feet.

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The problem

Timber traders measure standing trees by eye and calculate volume by hand. Logs Calculator Pro measures height in AR and applies the quarter-girth formula exactly.

What I built

Tashkesh, an ARCore tree-height HUD: anchor the base, anchor the crown, read the height off a live projection line.
A live trunk visualiser that thickens with girth.
The volume formula V = ⌊G² × (H/2) / 2304 × 100⌋ / 100, with G in inches and H in feet.

How it works

ARCore and Sceneview for anchors and the projection line, with a mid-air depth fallback.
Google Play Billing with delayed consumption.
Offline Room storage synced to Firestore, and PDF export through scoped storage.

Stack

Android
ARCore
Sceneview
Play Billing
Room
Firestore

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