The app displays historical materials of the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Attack in map and augmented reality views. Users can view past situations around them using GPS and see overlays of 1945 Nagasaki on the actual cityscape.
Scan slabs by pointing the phone camera at the inventory barcode to check availability and details. Manually enter the barcode ID if scanning fails. Retrieve instant feedback on slab information.
Scan documents, receipts, and images using the camera or photo library. Convert images to PDF instantly. Edit scans with tools to crop, rotate, enhance, and adjust brightness and contrast. Organize files within the .
Document thermal images, real images, and temperature measurements directly from the GTC camera. Save, share, and exchange data on-site. Track measured values and view detailed reports. Sync with compatible devices for real-time data access.
Take body measurements using a smartphone camera and wearable tags. Scan tags to measure body dimensions accurately. Store and track measurements over time. Share results with brands or retailers for personalized shopping.
Conduct Standard Field Sobriety Tests with guided instructions and real-time scoring. Generate detailed incident reports with customizable templates. Share reports directly via email or cloud storage.
The app allows users to view IP camera video streams on iPhone. It supports registering up to four cameras and viewing them in a four-channel layout, with features like full-screen mode, snapshots, and digital zoom.