Introducing our new SiteView…..Powered by Cupix!
Fully immersive 360o jobsite photo documentation integrated with our CAD and BIM as-builts!
Starts where Google Street View ends – optimizing work throughout the built-world lifecycle.
Fully browser/cloud based, no downloads, no plug-ins. Share and embed with a couple of clicks.
Reduce site visits.
Keep your project team productive. Fully immersive 360o panoromic HD photography synchronized with your CAD drawings and/or Revit files, enabling you to virtually inspect the project, annotate, and even take measurements from the safety of your office or home, without the expense of a laser point cloud!
Track Progress.
Know when work is getting done. Remotely monitor conditions at your project jobsite by comparing LASERTECH 360o tours
across multiple dates.
Reduce Changes.
Catch and resolve costly mistakes before they happen. Our spatial intelligence enables advanced BIM model comparisons between as-built and design models.
Prevent Disputes.
Avoid pointing the finger when problems arise. The LASERTECH 360o tour provides a historical ground-truth coupled with intuitively organized annotation by location.
Lean back and enjoy a few of our sample SiteViews. All are fully interactive….click, pan, zoom….take control, explore and imagine!
Try some of our sample interactive tours below.
Sample Industrial 3D tour illustrating how measurements can be taken
Demo of construction progress monitoring
Watch a demo of both Revit as-built and design models synchronized with 360o photography and CAD files!
Watch a demo of a 360o VR tour of a restaurant, suitable for marketing/visualization of the space.
Benefits & Features Include:
San Francisco recently signed into law an ordinance making retrofitting of thousands of seismically unsafe buildings mandatory. This ordinance applies to wood-frame buildings built before 1978, which are at least three stories tall and have at least five residential units. These apartments are unsafe because an earthquake shakes the bottom floor that supports the weight of […]
Here’s an interesting article outlining the challenges of creating a BIM model on an existing building, for renovations.
The Building Owners and Managers Association International (BOMA) recently released: Office Buildings: Standard Methods of Measurement and Calculating Rentable Area (2010) (“BOMA 2010”). This publication is the latest in a succession of BOMA Standards, which have been widely used for the measurement of the rentable area of office premises since 1915.
The new publication contains many revisions and additions to the previous BOMA standard of 1996: Standard Method for Measuring Floor Area in Office Buildings (“BOMA 1996”). We are about to give you a glimpse into what’s new
