What is a 3D digital twin of a building?
A 3D digital twin is a spatial model of a real space built from depth-sensing or photogrammetry capture. Unlike a set of 360° photos, it records the geometry of rooms, so viewers can see an overview of the whole floor, move freely between points and, depending on the platform, view approximate measurements.
What's included
Exact deliverables depend on your package and are confirmed in your quote.
Requirements assessment
We look at your space and goals and recommend whether 3D capture, 360° panoramas or a combination is the better fit.
Transparent platform choices
3D tours usually run on a specialist hosting platform. We explain the options, ongoing costs and who owns the account before you commit.
Floor-plan style navigation
Where the chosen approach supports it, viewers can jump between areas from an overview or plan view.
How the project runs
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Share drawings, photos or a walkthrough video of the space.
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We assess feasibility and recommend an approach.
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You receive a scoped quote covering capture, processing and hosting.
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Capture and delivery follow the agreed scope.
Ideal for
Good to know
Not every space needs 3D
For many cafés, shops and single venues, connected 360° panoramas give customers what they need at lower cost. We'll say so if that's the case.
Measurements are approximate
3D tours are for visualisation and are not a substitute for a professional survey or approved architectural drawings.
Ongoing hosting
Many 3D platforms charge recurring hosting fees. These are included in your quote so there are no surprises.
Frequently asked questions
Is a 3D tour better than a 360° tour?
It depends on the goal. 3D adds spatial overview and measurement features, which suits property and large venues. 360° tours are simpler, faster and often sufficient for hospitality and retail.
Can you create floor plans?
Floor-plan style views are possible with some 3D capture approaches. We confirm what's feasible for your space during scoping.