Estimates, calibration and mandatory verification
Estimation accuracy is affected by the actual dimensions and flatness of the reference sheet, the selected sheet format, camera and lens distortion, perspective, lighting and shadows in the photograph.
Calibrating the camera using the application's calibration sheets can improve the estimate. Use the correct print scale and follow the calibration instructions. Calibration does not eliminate every source of error and does not guarantee accuracy.
Independently verify all dimensions, reference points, tool and holder identities, models, assembly drawings and exports before manufacturing, machining, collision checking or any other consequential use. Use suitable physical measuring instruments, the original manufacturer's data and the requirements of the target machine or CAD/CAM system.
Incorrect estimates or unchecked outputs can cause collisions, tool or machine damage, material waste, downtime and financial loss. The user remains responsible for checking suitability and safely using the results.
For business use, and only to the extent permitted by applicable mandatory law, the provider excludes liability for financial loss arising from reliance on or use of estimated measurements, AI recognition, models, drawings and exports, including wasted material, damaged tools or machines, production interruption, lost profit and other direct or indirect economic loss. This exclusion does not apply to intentional breach of contract, death, personal injury, damage to health or any other liability or statutory right that cannot lawfully be excluded or restricted. It does not override mandatory consumer, data-protection or product-liability rules.