DIY Step by Step: Home Upgrade Guide

1. Get a drone: Purchase a DJI 4K drone from Amazon. Look for models like the DJI Mini 4 Pro or DJI Air 3 for best results with 4K video recording capabilities. Total Time: 1 day.

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2. Check batteries and SD cards: Ensure your drone batteries are fully charged and you have sufficient storage on SD cards. Test all equipment before flying.

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3. Flyover in circles: Fly over your property in concentric circles at steady radius and speed. Capture footage at different heights (50ft, 100ft, 150ft) to get comprehensive coverage of your home's exterior and surroundings.

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4. Upload 4K video to poly.cam: Process your drone footage through poly.cam for 3D mesh generation. Note: This processing can be slow depending on video length and quality.

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5. Walk through home with poly.cam app: Use an iPhone or iPad equipped with LiDAR. Scan one floor at a time maximum. If too challenging, do one room at a time. Use the "paint the fence" technique - move slowly and methodically to cover all surfaces.

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6. Export floorplan from poly.cam: Let poly.cam generate your interior 3D model and floorplan from the LiDAR scans. Review, clean up artifacts, and export the final floorplan file.

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7. Upload floorplan in Pascal editor: Import your processed floorplan into the Pascal platform for further editing and integration with smart home systems.

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8. Model 3D flooring clean: Clean up the 3D model by refining floor surfaces, removing artifacts, and ensuring accurate room boundaries for optimal smart home integration.

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9. Add structural details: Use the Pascal editor to add windows, doors, and other architectural features. The interface is intuitive and easy to edit, similar to building in The Sims game - just click and place structural elements where they belong.

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10. Import 3D photogrammetry model: Import the 3D photogrammetry model generated from your drone footage into the Pascal editor. This exterior model will serve as a guide for geometry and provide realistic textures, helping you align and enhance your interior 3D model.

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