Capture any existing building in 3D.
A 360 camera and a slow walk is all the capture takes. The footage comes back as a 3D scan you can explore, measure, design and render with. Processed in 1–2 days, no surveyor, no laser scanner.
A camera and about twenty minutes.
Consumer 360 cameras work. No specialist operator, no laser scanner, no survey booking. Film the building the way you'd walk a client through it, upload the file, and the scan comes back.
How it works
01
Film the space
A slow, steady walk with a 360 camera. MP4, MOV, INSV, and 360 files.
02
Turn it into a 3D scan
Reconstruction runs on GPUs in the cloud, takes 24 to 36 hours, and you get an email when it's ready. One payment per capture.
03
Open it as a project
Move through the building as it actually is, measure against it, and model new work over the top.
04
Convert to an editable model
Walls, slabs, and stories extracted from the scan. A separate conversion, priced per capture.
Three states of the same building.
What a scan is good for.
Renovations and extensions
The existing building, measured and navigable, before you draw a line over it.
Fit-outs and tenancies
The shell as it stands — services, columns, and the things that aren't on the lease drawings.
Unreliable drawings
Older buildings where the documentation is missing, wrong, or on paper.
Client conversations
Walk a client through the existing building remotely, then show them what changes.
Keep exploring
Frequently asked questions
A consumer 360 camera is enough. Film a slow, steady walk through the space.
