RealityScan 2.2, AMD, AMD GPU Support, photogrammetry
RealityScan 2.2 is here. Experience lightning-fast 3D reconstruction with full AMD GPU support for Radeon, RDNA 4, and Ryzen AI Max on Windows. Plus, a new 360 camera workflow tutorial.The RealityCapture legacy licensing server will close down on August 3
Find out if the closure of the RealityCapture legacy licensing server affects you, and how to preserve your pay-per-input (PPI) projects.RealityScan 2.1 is now available
The latest release of RealityScan brings powerful automation and advanced LiDAR capabilities, including the ability to import SLAM data and point clouds with classification. Download it today.UE5 is becoming the platform of choice for robotics simulation
Discover how Unreal Engine is becoming the go-to platform for robotics teams, not just as a simulator but as a synthetic data factory powering the next generation of robotics systems.Epic MegaGrants 2025 recap: First submissions are now open
Now in its seventh year, the Epic MegaGrants program has supported some incredible work since it began. Apply for the first MegaGrant submissions cycle of 2026 here and check out some of the inspirational MegaGrant projects of the past few years.Bringing accuracy to mushroom measuring with RealityScan Mobile
When you’re measuring fungi, there’s not mushroom for error. Find out how KÄÄPÄ Biotech uses RealityScan Mobile to accurately track the growth of chaga mushrooms over decades.How CD PROJEKT RED used RealityScan to help create The Witcher 4 Unreal Engine 5 Tech Demo
Find out how CD PROJEKT RED captured the beauty and chaos of real-world nature with RealityScan to create the real-time fantasy forest in The Witcher 4 Unreal Engine 5 Tech Demo.RealityScan Mobile: new release, exciting new features
The newest version of RealityScan Mobile has arrived! With improved masking, easier refinements, and better image management, there’s no better time to start scanning your world.RealityScan 2.0: New release brings powerful new features to a rebranded RealityCapture
RealityCapture and its mobile companion RealityScan have had a branding makeover! RealityCapture is now RealityScan, and RealityScan is now RealityScan Mobile. Check out powerful new features in RealityScan 2.0, along with our brand-new website.Digitizing The Rock: How Pete Kelsey and RealityScan 2.0 brought Alcatraz into the Epic ecosystem
When VCTO Labs set out to create the most comprehensive 3D model ever of Alcatraz Island, they chose RealityScan to generate a stunning digital replica from aerial LiDAR, photos, and Cesium tiles.Become a scanning pro with the Mastering Megascans course
Whether you’re new to RealityScan or a seasoned pro, Quixel’s Mastering Megascans course delivers essential tips and tricks for scanning your world.April’s free Epic learning content: animation, 3D scanning, HMI, and more.
This month’s free learning content includes a crash course on making animation in UE, programming tutorials from Unreal Authorized Instructors, HMI design tips, and much more.RealityScan Mobile is now available for Android devices!
We’re pleased to announce that RealityScan Mobile is now available for Android as well as iOS devices, putting this powerful, free-to-download photogrammetry application into the hands of almost anyone with a modern smartphone or tablet.Preserving European royal heritage with RealityScan and Unreal Engine
To conserve the legacy of Sisi, 19th-century Empress of Austria and Queen of Hungary, digital art service Artzenal has recreated sections of the Empress’s private collection—along with her palace chambers in Vienna as they would have looked during her lifetime—in breathtaking detail.RealityScan Mobile is now free to download on iOS
RealityScan Mobile is a free-to-download 3D scanning app for mobile devices that turns photographed objects into high-fidelity 3D models. Once you’re done, export to Sketchfab and share your creation with the world.Medieval life at Guildford Castle comes to VR
Guildford Castle VR is an entertaining and educational historical experience that takes the user through space and time to explore one of England’s earliest castles.