The Epic Games RealityScan App is now available to download on iOS. The app launched into a closed beta earlier this year and allows users to turn iPhone photos into 3D models quickly and easily.

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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Epic Games released RealityScan for iOS today. The free app, previously available in a closed beta, lets anyone scan real-world objects with ...