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WHAT IS A SPATIAL TWIN?
Our Spatial Twins are made up of millions, and sometimes billions, of data points.
Our laser scanning technology creates this data, known as a point cloud. This means your data is extremely accurate.
The Spatial Twin is a digitally hosted version of this data. This means you can share easily with your wider project team, without waiting hours or even days for the information to download!
They say ‘a picture speaks a thousand words’ so sign up today and experience the power of a Spatial Twin!
WHY CHOOSE A SPATIAL TWIN?
We understand that accuracy, communication and reliability are paramount to a successful project.
A Spatial Twin combines all three!
So, why should you choose a Spatial Twin?
MOBILE, TABLET & DESKTOP ACCESS
EXACT & PRECISE DATA
USER FRIENDLY (NO DOWNLOADS)
EARLY ACCESS TO DATA
EASY TO SHARE
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LIGHTWEIGHT
EASY TO NAVIGATE
WHAT IS A BLACK & WHITE POINT CLOUD?
A black and white point cloud is a collection of data points in a 3D coordinate system where each point has a position (x, y, z) and a grayscale intensity value rather than RGB colour values.
Point cloud information is incredibly accurate and can be made up of billions of points per project!
WHAT IS IMAGERY?
Do you want to be able to look back at the scanned points?
The ‘Plus’ and ‘Pro’ memberships allow you to dive into the exact points where the data was taken (shown by the blue orbs below). Images taken by our laser scanners show the site in exact detail, giving you better insights.
WHAT IS A COLOURED
POINT CLOUD?
A coloured point cloud includes everything a black and white one does.
Having colour ensures more realistic visualisations. This makes it easier to identify objects, issues, surfaces and materials. This is the perfect choice for detailed and precision based projects.
WHAT IS A POINT CLOUD?
Point clouds are the raw data collected during laser scanning surveys.
They are mainly captured by laser scanners, such as the Leica RTC360. Each point represents a precise location in the world. This could be a building, a tree, a blade of grass, or anything really!
Point cloud data can be transformed into data such as 2D CAD and 3D models. What to learn more about point clouds? Follow the link below!
