Measure Space

Measure Space

Report a spatial measurement and render a measuring_tape between the relevant world points. Points come from detected objects, gaze hits, or user-placed taps.

Steps

1. Determine the endpoints. Two detected objects, two gaze/tap points, or a

span the user indicates. measure will pick two scene points if none given.

1. Call measure. Returns data.distance_m, from, to, and a

measuring_tape directive (mode:"distance").

1. Speak the result with sensible units; render the tape.
2. Refine interactively: add_point / move_point events extend or adjust

the measurement → recompute and holo.update.

1. For area/angle, set the tape mode accordingly with 3+ points.

Helper script

To compute distance from raw coordinates without a live scene (tests, planning), use the bundled stdlib helper:

python3 scripts/distance.py 0,1,0.5 0,1,1.2          # -> 0.70 m
python3 scripts/distance.py --unit cm 0,1,0 1,1,0    # -> 100.0 cm

It mirrors the backend's Euclidean distance so props match what measure emits.

Output

measuring_tape (measure, props per registry.json):

{ "widget_type": "measuring_tape",
  "transform": { "anchor": "world" },
  "props": { "points": [ [0.0,1.0,0.0], [1.0,1.0,0.0] ], "unit": "m",
             "distance_m": 1.0, "mode": "distance", "label": "Desk width" },
  "interactions": ["grab","tap","drag","dwell"] }

agent.speech: { "text": "That's about 1.0 meter across.", "final": true }

Bundled resources

• scripts/distance.py — pure-stdlib distance/area helper for x,y,z points.

Edge cases

• Too few points → measure falls back to a span in front of the user; tell

the user to look at / tap the two endpoints for accuracy.

• No depth → estimates are rougher; say "about" and offer to refine with taps.
• Unit conversion → present in the unit the user asked (m|cm|ft|in); store

distance_m canonically.

• Geographic distance (between cities) → that's show-map/wayfind, not a

tape measure.

Source & license

This open-source skill is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.

• Author: sumitaich1998
• Source: sumitaich1998/jarvisvr
• License: MIT

Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.