AURACALC · MEASURE
A closer look.
A clearer answer.
A workspace for photos, surfaces and motion. Start with a tool, keep your readings together, and carry a measurement into your next calculation.
LIVE TOOLS
Measure on the move
Check your device and use its location sensor to see your own speed.
Camera, location and AR support can vary by device and browser.
Start to request location access. Your location stays in this browser.
Speed depends on the location sensor and may be delayed or unavailable. Let a passenger operate this feature. This measures the device's speed.
LIVE CAMERA · SUPPORTED DEVICES
Measure a distance in AR
Move your camera until a surface is found, then choose two points. The distance updates as you aim at the second point.
- 01 / Find a surfaceUse good light and a textured, stationary surface.
- 02 / Hold the aimWait for a stable reading before setting each point.
- 03 / Keep measuringSave multiple distances, then use a reading in a calculator.
AR requires a secure connection and a browser that supports surface tracking and on-screen controls.
Surface tracking can drift. Check important measurements with a calibrated tool.
Choose an image
Pick a photo or capture one camera frame.
✧ Ask the photo assistant Optional AI guidance
What would you like to measure?
Ask for help identifying an object or choosing a reference. Your photo and question are sent to the configured AI provider only when you select Analyze.
Checking the AI connection…
No reference set · length is in pixels
Set the scale
Measure a known length on the same plane.
Measure the surface
Use points on the calibrated plane.
Enter point positions for keyboard access
Use image percentages from the upper-left corner: X runs left to right, Y runs top to bottom.
Choose a photo or camera frame to begin.
Your measurement view
Mark points locally, or choose AI analysis to send the image and your question to the configured provider.
Measurement notebook 0
WHAT THIS CAN AND CANNOT MEASURE
Flat geometry, with visible assumptions.
Length uses the ratio between your marked reference pixels and its known length. Area uses that same scale squared and the polygon you mark. Both are approximate 2D estimates. A tilted surface, a reference at another depth, a curved object, a blurry edge, or an unknown reference can make the result misleading.
AI guidance can be mistaken and does not verify measurements. For engineering, construction, medical, legal, or safety decisions, verify dimensions with a calibrated measuring instrument and a qualified professional.