Skanect VS Pesto App

Skanect

The Easiest Way To 3D Scan With the Structure Sensor and Kinect-like 3D Sensors

Pesto App

The digitally native, authentically human workplace.

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Pesto is an all-in-one, avatar-based communications tool for teams. It supports audio, video, screen share, and text communication. There are also unique features like spatial rooms, lofi rooms, trivia, and seasonal team games.

Skanect

Website: skanect.occipital.com
$ Details: -
Platforms: -
Release Date: -
Categories: #3D #OS & Utilities #Online Services #Photos & Graphics

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Pesto App

Website: pesto.app
$ Details: free
Platforms: Browser Windows Mac OSX Android iOS
Release Date: 2020 April
Categories: #Remote Work #Virtual Office #Team Collaboration #Web App #Team Productivity

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Skanect features and specs

No features have been listed yet.

Pesto App features and specs

Video Conferencing: Yes
Screen sharing: Yes
Calendar and Scheduler: Yes
Discussions & conversations: Yes
Administration: Yes
Spatial Audio: Yes
Customization: Yes
Personalize appearance: Yes
STATUS UPDATES: Yes
Search Functionality: Yes
Weather widget: Yes

Skanect videos

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3D scanning with a Kinect sensor - Skanect

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Category Popularity

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Skanect

Pesto App

3D

100 100%

3D

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Productivity

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Productivity

100% 100

Architecture

100 100%

Architecture

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Web App

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Web App

100% 100

User comments

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Social recommendations and mentions

Based on our record, Skanect should be more popular than Pesto App. It has been mentiond 3 times since March 2021. We are tracking product recommendations and mentions on various public social media platforms and blogs. They can help you identify which product is more popular and what people think of it.

Skanect mentions (3)

Full body scanning
I use Skanect with my high school students. Like others said, it's pretty blobby, but works for miniatures that I make the kids. I'm not sure if it still exists after the buyout, but the "try" version used to be free with the caveat of only being a 5000 poly export (I usually export at around a million for my models). Source: almost 2 years ago
Software for Sense 3D Scanner (Gen 1)?
Skanect works the best, but you also need to install the OpenNI2 drivers. Skanect is also a paid program, in theory, although you can eternally use the trial version just fine if you know how to be creative with the options the trial version freely offers., last I knew. I liked it enough to purchase the most recent version after skimming by with the workarounds for a while. Source: almost 3 years ago
3D scanner I put together with a Kinect v1
I got the pro version of Skanect 1.11 from: Https://skanect.occipital.com/. Source: almost 3 years ago

Pesto App mentions (1)

What tool are you using with your team in remote work?
After a lot of experimenting, my team and I found Pragli and we were surprised. Simple, flexible and spontaneous. Starting a conversation became as light as looking at the next workstation and saying "hey how are things going there?". Source: about 3 years ago