Capture it once. Use it everywhere.

We capture a space as it actually is, choosing the method to fit the accuracy and the purpose: drone and aerial for wide sites, terrestrial and handheld LiDAR for survey-grade detail, photogrammetry and 360 for speed, and gaussian splatting for photoreal realism. The result is a true digital record you can measure, explore, and build on.

A photographic walkthrough of a real, existing space, captured on site with 360 cameras and reality capture, then turned into something people explore at their own pace in a browser or a headset. What they walk is what is actually there, room by room, surface by surface. This is the place recorded, not rendered, the counterpart to a CGI tour.

An explorable 3D replica of a real space, accurate enough to measure and rich enough to recognise. It becomes the single reference a team plans against, checks progress on, and hands over at the end of a project, a living asset rather than a folder of drawings. It's the foundation the rest of the work, from inductions to training, is built on.

We capture the as-built state and put it in a platform any number of people can access from anywhere: walk it, measure it, inspect it, and check it against the design without a site visit. The value isn't only the capture, it's the access. One record, available to every team that needs it, kept current as the site changes.

The same capture rebuilt as the foundation for an induction or a training scenario, so people learn in their actual environment, not a generic one. A site induction people complete before they arrive, or a contextual training space that matches the real thing exactly. We capture and build the environment here; the training experience is built with our Learn team.