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And building those back-end tools, coding, setting up standards and everything, up to 2011. And in 2011-2012 we did about 10 to 12,000 high-res images a year, and I would say maybe 1,500 of them were 3D. And then the Apple guys came with a brilliant ARKit, and it worked beautifully. Martin: That story has been told a few times.
And building those back-end tools, coding, setting up standards and everything, up to 2011. And in 2011-2012 we did about 10 to 12,000 high-res images a year, and I would say maybe 1,500 of them were 3D. And then the Apple guys came with a brilliant ARKit, and it worked beautifully. Martin: That story has been told a few times.
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