A delivery is four files and a coordinate frame.
Everything below ships for every capture. There is no premium tier that withholds the geometry, because the geometry is the product. Alongside: a registration in progress, cloud-to-cloud against the control frame.
- Registered point cloud
- E57 · 40–90 M points typical for a unit under 400 m²
- 1.2–3.8 GB
- Decimated mesh
- GLB · watertight where the capture closed, honestly open where it did not
- 40–180 MB
- Fixture index
- JSON · every gondola, chiller, till point and door, with its own transform
- 80–400 KB
- Survey control
- Four permanent targets, positions held to the building grid
- 2 KB
The residual figure on this page is the median distance between a checked point and the registered cloud, across all 612 captures. We publish the median rather than the best because the best is not what you are buying.
Seven of the six hundred.
Independent units, captured on the same rig and the same control frame, which is why they can be compared to each other at all. Every line below is a delivered site, its acceptance figures on record.
Your capture, live in a browser tab.
Every delivery includes the decimated mesh as a plain GLB, like this one. Open it in a tab, hand it to a fit-out contractor, load it into your own tools. No viewer install, no plugin, no per-seat licence. Drag it.
Out of trading hours, in one visit.
- Survey controlFour targets fixed to structure, not to fixtures. Half a day, once per site, reused by every later capture.D-7
- CaptureTerrestrial scanner on a 6 m grid plus handheld fill for the tight runs. 41 minutes mean for a unit under 400 m².D-0
- RegistrationCloud-to-cloud against the control frame. Anything over 2 mm residual is re-shot, not smoothed.D+1
- IndexFixtures identified and given transforms. This is the part that makes the capture queryable rather than merely viewable.D+3
- DeliveryFour files, your coordinate frame, no viewer lock-in and no per-seat licence.D+4