Most LEGO enthusiasts, whether adults or children, must have a large “toy box” of various parts in case they need them someday. However, not everyone will take the time to systematically organize all the building blocks and simply pack them all in a big box. This kind of chaos will cause a headache when you want to stack Lego. At this time, you can use the power of technology.
Is it hard to find a whole box of LEGO bricks? Brickit uses AI to help you find and suggest designs based on existing building blocks.
This app called Brickit is very interesting. You only need to open it and point the camera of your phone at your large box of Lego bricks. The built-in AI will quickly scan all the bricks currently visible to the naked eye (the surface layer, after all, it is not a see-through eye) and identify as many brick types as possible. Because it is driven by machine learning AI, the more people use it, the more it will learn and the more Lego bricks it can recognize.
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Once Brickit has scanned your AI bricks, it will also provide some stacking ideas for the identified bricks, allowing you to piece them together in the real world. The app can even help you point out the exact location of the building block, saving you a lot of time looking for it. Brickit not only provides simple designs such as trains and small houses, but the app also provides suggested designs such as typewriters, cameras, dogs, etc. You can also design different shapes yourself, and after completion, you can take photos in the app to share your creations with friends.
The Brickit app is currently available on the iOS platform, and the Android version will be officially launched this fall. This application may not be of much use for specific series of Lego products, but if you like to make them with various loose parts, or if your children practice constructing simple shapes, Brickit can be of great help. Children will also get a full sense of accomplishment when completing specific design drawings.
Source: KOCPC Chinese