Voxelo 3.0
Phones have been able to shoot video for years, but getting from raw footage to a usable photoreal 3D model has been a grind of expert tools and cloud processing. Voxelo 3.0 claims to close that gap down to an hour, which matters because it removes the skill premium from a whole category of work. Capture the object, get the mesh, move on.
The JSON-LD piece is the part I find genuinely intriguing. Structured data baked into the output means the 3D model isn't just a viewer object, it can be searched, indexed, and queried like any other web resource. That's a quiet step toward 3D content becoming a first-class citizen of the web rather than a file slung around inside an app.
I'd want to know how far the photorealism stretches. An hour is impressive, but retail products, landscapes, and small objects are very different capture scenarios. The one-meter radius is a lot easier than a whole room. Still, if the quality holds on the hard cases, this is the kind of tool that flattens a learning curve founders and creators used to just accept.