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3D SCANNING

MATTERPORT 3D TOURS

Matterport 3D Virtual Tours are perfect for documenting the design and construction progress of a build as well as showcasing the finished product. 

 

Save hours of your company's time by measuring square footage through Matterport 

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Save yourself a trip out in the field by interacting with your build through an immersive 3D tour.

 

Matterport is the best solution for getting people engaged and immersed in a space from the first glance. These realistic, interactive, 3D Virtual Reality tours feel as real as being there. The industry-leading Matterport technology provides a personalized walkthrough experience where you take the controls and move through the space at your own pace.

 

You can also choose to sit back and relax with the Guided Video Tour which takes you through the home using preselected navigation points.

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MatterPak  

The MatterPak™ Bundle is for architects, engineers, and construction professionals who want to import these assets into third-party programs (3ds max, ReCap, Revit, or AutoCAD), perform additional work and then offer as part of a commercial package to their clients. 3D data is accurate to within 1% of reality.

 

Use Case Examples:

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  • Architects and engineers can use the point cloud to quickly create an as-built model and jump-start their designs.

  • Construction professionals can use the ceiling plan and floor plan images for documentation/verification and building turnover packages, or use the point cloud as a part of the QA/QC process.

 

The MatterPak Contains:

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  • Colorized point cloud (.XYZ)

  • Reflected ceiling plan image

  • (.JPG) Multiple files if multiple floors

  • (.PDF) All floors in one file

  • High-resolution floor plan image (This is NOT the Schematic Floor Plan) This is similar to the ceiling plan image but of the floor.

  • (.JPG) Multiple files of multiple floors

  • (.PDF) All floors in one file

  • 3D mesh file (.OBJ) including the necessary texture map image files (.JPG)

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