When a Floor Plan Starts Moving, Scale Is a Camera ProblemThere is a quiet shift happening on listing pages and renovation decks: the floor plan no longer sits still. A short clip pans, reveals, or "flies" across the same drawing you used to annotate with a 1d ago · 6 min readarchybase.hashnode.dev
Change One Door and Leave the Rest AloneThere is a sentence on the page of the AI floor plan editor, from FloorAI, another product our team builds, that I keep thinking about. You paint over the part of the plan you want changed, describe t3d ago · 6 min readarchybase.hashnode.dev
Rotating a Render Is Not Rotating a CameraThere is a feature that looks trivial in a demo: you take a rendered living room, drag a slider, and the room turns thirty degrees. Nobody who sees it thinks "inverse problem." They think "of course, 4d ago · 6 min readarchybase.hashnode.dev
A Napkin Sketch Has No Scale. DXF Demands One.I work on the spatial reasoning models at ArchyBase, and the feature I've spent the most time on lately is the least glamorous one we ship: take a photo of a hand-drawn sketch, return a clean floor plOct 13 · 6 min readarchybase.hashnode.dev
Furniture Layout Isn't a Vision Problem. It's a Constraint Problem Wearing a Vision Costume Furniture Layout Isn't a Vision Problem. It's a Constraint Problem Wearing a Vision Costume Why guaranteeing a 36-inch walkway has nothing to do with how realistic your renders look — and what two recAug 28 · 6 min readarchybase.hashnode.dev