Estimate the object's weight digitally
Weight Scale Estimator is a cost-free business and productivity tool that allows you to quickly estimate a specific item's density on your smartphone or tablet device. It is a state-of-the-art utility that further expands the usage of your gadget by giving it a digital scale weight power.
There's a weight limit set to avoid screen scratching from happening. More than objects, it also permits you to measure liquid's heft. Keep in mind, though, that the Weight Scale Estimator only enables weighing objects up to 500 grams, 1.1 pounds, or 17.64 ounces.
Know an object's density instantly
With Weight Scale Estimator, you can now instantly determine a load of a specific object or liquid. It's a small suite with a unique sensor that allows you to measure items' weight simply by putting them on top of your gadgets. It aims to be as accurate as possible. However, high precision is not guaranteed as its algorithm optimization is still in the development stage.
To start the measuring process, there are necessary objects you must prepare first—two A4 papers and a 0.5-liter water-filled bottle. Once all items are ready, you'll have to fold the A4 paper in multiple patterns. It is best to refer to the video tutorial to get the exact fold pattern. Furthermore, it is important to lay your handy gadget on a flat surface.
After correctly folding it, you need to place the paper in the upper area of your smartphone behind its screen and carry out the calibration process. You will also be asked about your preferred unit of measurement: kilogram (kg), pound (lb), and ounce (Oz) beforehand. Remember to put the bottle at the center of the circles and prevent any shifts, as it can cause measurement errors.
Convenient and accessible weight estimator
Weight Scale Estimator is a valuable download on your smartphone and tablet. This way, you can instantly weigh an object in a solid and liquid form whenever and wherever you need to. It saves you from the hassle of bringing or looking for an actual weighing scale. However, you must first prepare the two necessary items to easily identify a particular object load.
