Create 3D models from online sources like Bing Maps or local cloud points. Export data as CSV, TXT, STL, or OBJ. Modify models by cutting, scaling, and animating. Calculate surface areas and volumes in real-world units.
Track movement patterns and analyze performance metrics. Monitor pain levels and recovery progress. Customize workouts based on genetic insights. Sync data with wearable devices and receive real-time feedback.
Log food items and track associated symptoms like gas, pain, rash, heartburn, and fatigue. Use AI to analyze ingredients and identify potential triggers. Set reminders and view patterns over time to better understand food-health connections.
