Have any thoughts on this? Let us know down below in the comments or carry the discussion over to our Twitter or Facebook. You can use Brickit on iOS devices right now, with an Android version coming “this fall.” That means you’ll have to pour your bricks on the floor every time you want to build something new, instead of being able to pick up suggestions from the app, as if you’ve told the app which sets you own. The only thing it doesn’t do right now? The app can’t catalog your parts from the camera scan. You’ll get options on possible builds, full instructions on how to proceed, and even highlighted sections of the mess on the floor so you know exactly where to dig to find the necessary parts. Yes, no more manual sorting – let the app deal with it. READ MORE: Epic Games has a free app that scans your world into video games Brickit will scan the pieces, and figure out what you have, and suggest builds.
Lost your instructions? Lost the boxes and don’t know which sets you own, only that you’ve got a big ol box of LEGO pieces? Throw them all on the floor and point your phone’s camera at them. Then there’s the AI-powered part of the app, which is magical.
That’s important, as Brickit can also suggest new creations to build, based on what pieces you already have. If you know which sets you’ve already got, you can log those in the app, so it knows exactly what pieces you have. It is about the same height as the bugle, but has a larger surface area. Now you can fix that with AI, with a new app called Brickit.įound on iOS currently (with an Android version coming later this year), Brickit has a few ways of making your LEGO-making life easier. As part of a DC/Marvel crossover MOC, I built Wayne tower as the DC counterpart for the daily bugle. Any LEGO owner knows the pain of losing instructions to your favorite set, or not knowing which pieces go where once your parents “helpfully” put them all in the same box.
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