XGRIDS 3D Reality Capture Services

DRT · 3D Reality Capture Services

Turn Real Spaces Into Useful Digital Data.

Explore XGRIDS-powered spatial capture and 3D reconstruction workflows for buildings, facilities, and other real-world environments. Tell us what you need to document, measure, or visualize, and we'll review potential approaches, requirements, and next steps.

Project-specific scope Deliverables defined upfront Feasibility reviewed first
From physical space to digital insightCapture · Process · Deliver
Start With the Outcome

Your project requirements come first.

Every site is different. Access, environment, positioning needs, level of detail, and intended use all affect the most suitable capture and processing workflow.

Tell us what you need to document, understand, or visualize. We can review the project requirements and discuss potential approaches, whether you are planning a new capture or already have spatial data that needs further processing.

On-site work, specialized modeling, accuracy requirements, and delivery options are assessed individually before any scope is confirmed.

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Service Capabilities

A practical path from capture to digital deliverables.

Discuss a specific stage of the workflow or submit a broader project brief. Final service availability, scope, and deliverables are confirmed after an initial review.

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Spatial Capture & Data Acquisition

Explore suitable methods for documenting interiors, buildings, facilities and other physical environments. On-site capture requirements depend on location, access, schedule and project scope.

Capture planning↗
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3D Reconstruction & Data Processing

Transform captured spatial data into structured 3D assets through data registration, processing, cleanup, and reconstruction. Processing methods and outputs depend on data quality, project requirements and intended use.

Data processing & 3D reconstruction↗
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Spatial Modeling & Documentation

Develop spatial models and technical documentation from captured and processed data. Modeling detail, drawing requirements, and deliverable formats are defined according to project scope and intended application.

3D modeling & technical documentation↗
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3D Visualization & Interactive Experiences

Present captured environments through immersive visualizations and interactive 3D experiences. Viewing methods, levels of interactivity and delivery platforms depend on project objectives and deployment requirements.

3D visualization & interactive delivery↗
Ways to Get Started

Bring us the project, the data or the question.

You do not need a complete technical plan to start a conversation. Choose the closest starting point and share what you know.

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Plan a New Capture

Share the site location, environment, objectives, and intended use. We can review the requirements and discuss whether an on-site capture workflow may be suitable.

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Process Existing Data

Already have scan data? Tell us which device or software produced it, the approximate data size, the current file types, and the output you want to explore.

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Explore Technology & Workflow

Need help understanding capture methods or a possible XGRIDS-based workflow? Share your application and constraints so the options can be reviewed.

Workflow consultation↗
Potential Applications

Built around how your team uses spatial data.

These are common application areas for reality capture and 3D reconstruction. Suitability depends on the project objectives, data requirements and agreed scope.

Architecture and construction environment

Architecture & Construction

Explore existing-condition documentation, renovation planning, spatial coordination and 3D visualization workflows.

Existing conditionsSpatial reviewVisualization
Industrial facility and asset environment

Facilities & Industrial Spaces

Create a digital spatial reference for facility documentation, equipment areas, and operational environments where suitable.

Facility recordsSpatial dataDigital reference
Surveying and spatial data capture

Surveying & Spatial Visualization

Discuss point-cloud and spatial visualization workflows. Coordinate systems, georeferencing, tolerances and survey-grade requirements must be assessed explicitly.

Point cloudsSpatial context3D outputs

The application examples above are not a guarantee that every service or deliverable is available for every project. Required specifications should be reviewed before work is quoted.

How It Works

Clear expectations before work begins.

A defined scope helps align project goals, responsibilities, data requirements, output formats and timing before a project is confirmed.

STEP 01

Inquiry

Share the location, site type, project goals, timeline, and any known constraints.

STEP 02

Scope Review

Review feasibility, site conditions, source data, target outputs, and required specifications.

STEP 03

Quote & Proposal

If the project is feasible, define the proposed approach, deliverables, estimated schedule, and costs.

STEP 04

Approval & Planning

Confirm scope, responsibilities, access, data handoff, and scheduling before work is arranged.

STEP 05

Capture or Process

Proceed with the agreed capture or data-processing work, subject to confirmed availability and scope.

STEP 06

Delivery Review

Provide the agreed deliverables and review notes using the confirmed delivery method.

Potential Deliverables

Define the output before choosing the workflow.

From spatial point clouds to 3D models, BIM workflows, and immersive visualization, deliverables are selected around your project goals, downstream tools, and intended use. Available outputs, formats, and levels of detail are confirmed for each project.

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Point Cloud Data

Spatial point-cloud data for measurement, documentation, and downstream modeling, with coordinate requirements and compatible file formats reviewed in advance.

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3D Models & Mesh

Reconstructed 3D models or mesh assets developed where supported by the source data, processing workflow, and agreed level of detail.

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Measurements & Spatial Analysis

Dimensional measurements, area or volume calculations, and spatial analysis outputs, subject to data quality, project requirements, and applicable accuracy limitations.

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BIM & Scan-to-BIM

BIM models developed from reality-capture data where the required modeling scope, level of detail, software compatibility, and project standards can be supported.

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CAD & 2D Drawings

CAD files and 2D drawing outputs, potentially including floor plans, elevations, and sections, depending on the source data and confirmed drafting requirements.

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3DGS & Digital Experiences

3D Gaussian Splatting (3DGS), immersive 3D visualization, or digital-twin-related outputs where compatible with the selected technology and agreed project scope.

Before quoting: 

Specify required file formats, coordinate system, accuracy or tolerance, modeling detail, software compatibility, hosting or integration needs, and target delivery date. These requirements are reviewed and confirmed individually.

Not every deliverable is included in every project. Final outputs depend on project scope, technical feasibility, available data, and confirmed service capabilities.

Technology should serve the project outcome
Capture Technology

Choose the workflow around the environment and the outcome.

Different sites and deliverables call for different methods. Depending on the project, the discussion may include mobile LiDAR, SLAM-based capture, positioning workflows, point-cloud processing, or 3D reconstruction.

LiDAR-based 3D scanning
SLAM mobile mapping
GNSS / RTK considerations
Color and image capture
Point-cloud workflows
3D reconstruction and 3DGS

XGRIDS technology may be relevant for selected spatial capture and reconstruction workflows. Device selection, compatibility, and the feasibility of a particular output should be reviewed against your requirements.

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Have a site to document or data to process?

Tell us about your environment, intended use and desired outputs. We will review the information and follow up on feasibility and potential next steps.

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FAQ

Questions before you get started?

A few details can help determine whether your project is a good fit and what information is needed next.

Project feasibility, on-site availability, accuracy requirements, deliverable formats, and timing are reviewed individually. Please include relevant constraints in your inquiry.

Do I need to know which scanner or technology I need?
No. Start with the site, intended use and output you are looking for. The suitable method depends on the project requirements and should be assessed before a workflow is confirmed.
Can I ask about processing existing scan data?
Yes. Include the source device or software if known, data type, approximate file size, current formats and desired output. Compatibility and feasibility must be reviewed before confirming the work.
Can you arrange on-site scanning?
On-site support depends on the project location, access, scope and scheduling. Submit the location and expected requirements so availability can be reviewed; do not assume fieldwork is confirmed until it is agreed.
Which output formats can you provide?
Potential outputs may include point clouds, reconstructed 3D assets, visualization outputs or an organized project package. Exact formats and specifications are confirmed individually based on the data and workflow.
Can you guarantee survey-grade accuracy?
No blanket accuracy guarantee is implied. Accuracy depends on the capture method, positioning, site conditions, control data and processing. State any required tolerance or coordinate system in your inquiry so it can be assessed explicitly.
What should I include in my project request?
Helpful details include project location, site type and approximate size, indoor or outdoor conditions, intended use, target date, required accuracy, existing data and desired deliverables. Photos, drawings or sample data can also help with an initial review.
How are project cost and timing determined?
They depend on the site, access, travel, data volume, required processing, deliverables and specifications. Where the project is feasible, these details should be included in the proposal before work begins.