Maps Made Easy VS Meshroom

Have a look at mapsmadeeasy.com Similar service to drone deploy but you pay per photo rather than monthly so works out much cheaper for small or less frequent jobs, typically $10 or $20 per map for me. Source: about 2 years ago

I'm a hobbyist with recreational land, but I've been able to get surprisingly good results using a DJI Mavic Mini (not Mini 2) and mapsmadeeasy.com (I also use dronelink.com to plan the drone mapping missions). I then postprocess on mapsmadeeasy with a few ad-hoc GCPs to fix georeferencing and eliminate curvature (though I haven't had any trouble with that on a small scale since I started using a checkerboard/grid... Source: about 3 years ago

I'm a fan of mapsmadeeasy.com's pay as you go service. Jobs which "price out" at <250 points are free, which is intended to help you learn the service on a small-scale before paying, but ends up covering many small recreational jobs fully. The costs over 250 points are very reasonable. For my use, I've actually bought a package of points from them even through every single one of my runs so far has been under 250... Source: about 3 years ago

I know there is this github repo Https://github.com/alicevision/meshroom. Source: about 2 years ago

You can input your photos into Meshroom using a capable computer or Colab. Even if you're only interested in some of the depthmaps, you'll have to input a full set of images around the object. It will take 2-4 times longer than default but for your usecase you may want to change the 'Downscale' attribute to 1. Source: about 2 years ago

I know this is r/fossdroid, but I don't think there is any Foss Android application capable of that. However, meshroom came into my mind. It is free and open source with linux support. The downside of it is that you can't create the model right in your phone, but you first need to take many photos to then upload to your computer and process. Source: about 2 years ago

This has been used in Video games for the Better part of decade, already. And you can do this yourself without an iphone with lidar, by taking a lot of pictures of an object from various angles, and then use something like meshroom to make a detailed 3d model of it. Source: about 2 years ago

This is using the Iphones LIDAR, (basiacally laser depth sensor) to get accurate data, but it can be done also be done without it, just with a lot of pictures of all around the object, from various angles, and some software like meshroom. Source: about 2 years ago