Tutorial

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• Generate barcodes/QR codes with the app.

• Size the barcodes/QR codes accordingly.

• The bigger the barcodes/QR codes are the better.

• Camera Calibration is important as it allows the app to estimate distances between barcodes/QR codes using real units.

• Make sure that the barcodes you printed out match the size on the app. (if it doesn't just adjust the size in the app to match the printed version)

• You only have to do a calibration once.

• Stick the barcodes/QR codes on boxes.

• Stick a stationary barcode/QR code somewhere to identify the shelf. (This is important for navigation.)

• Create a Shelf/Area first and scan the stationary barcode/QR code!

• Now add children to the Area/Shelf.

1. Scan the barcode/QR code.

2. Create the container.

3. Add tags to the container (optional).

4. Take photos of the contents.

• When you take a photo of something with Tswiri, it will automatically generate labels for the photo and Objects in the photo.

• So you don't have to worry too much about adding labels and tags to a container.

• Navigate to the Area/Shelf container in the app.

• Click on the grid button.

• Proceed to create the grid and scan all the barcodes in that grid.

• It is Important that you scan more than 1 barcode at a time because the app creates Vectors between the barcodes that are used to navigate to a box from anywhere. (Vectors are like little arrows between barcodes/QR Codes)

• When you want to find an Item you can search for it. (Words/Objects/Tags)

• Then you can click on Find.

• The app will direct you towards the box containing that item.

• If the app detects that a box has changed position during navigation. It will update the position of that box.

• Current Limitation: you must scan a marker for this process to work