Create a 3D model of a building

Create field-accurate floor plans

Colorized floor and ceiling plans

Colorized floor and ceiling plans

Create Point Cloud and other 3D application files

How 3D Imaging Works?

A technician places a camera that uses infrared light on a tripod. The camera rotates and performs a 360-degree scan of the space. The 360-degree image and 3D data from each scan is uploaded to the iPad where it is combined with the other scans to create a virtual representation of the space. Once the entire space is scanned the data is uploaded to the cloud where it is rendered into a 3-dimensional model.

The Benefits of 3D Imaging

With the continual push to meet tight budgets and schedules, construction teams are continually learning to do more in less time. When construct-ability issues go unnoticed, it can lead to change orders and scheduling delays once the project is underway. 3D imaging scans can streamline every phase of construction, help to manage vendors, subcontractors, and your overall build better.

Accurate documentation is critical to any remodel or new construction project. Owners, stakeholders, and GCs rely on documentation at regular milestones to ensure that the project is progressing according to the design and is up to standards. Proper documentation also reduces rework and change orders.

With a traditional walk-through, the documentation you leave with is only as good as the notes you took. When you pair a physical walk-through with a 3D virtual tour of the space, your visibility isn’t limited by memory–you can return to the scan anytime and see precisely what you saw on your first walk-through. Your virtual tour also allows you to add tags, URLs, spec sheets, and other callouts throughout the space. By providing this crucial data to subcontractors and vendors, you can reduce the time needed to complete site visits. You’ll also receive more accurate and informed quotes by providing access to everything they need to know about the space, which they can return to as often as necessary to estimate their cost and turnaround.

Make faster, more informed management decisions by sharing the space with remote stakeholders.

When your facility is turned over from construction to the facilities team, facilities teams typically don’t know what’s going on inside the walls. This makes future planning for space not only a challenge but a risk. By getting a 3D walk-thru of the area, you can see details that would otherwise be impossible to review.