Point Cloud
Visualization
Every point is a precise 3D measurement in space. Hundreds of millions of them together form a mathematically accurate replica of your physical site — measurable, analyzable, and permanent.
What Exactly Is a Point Cloud?
A point cloud is a collection of individual data points in 3D space — each one representing a real measured location on your site's surface. Think of it as a 3D photograph made of pure geometry.
Simulated point cloud (photogrammetric output)
~247M points · 1.8cm accuracy · Commercial Site
From Flight to Point Cloud
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Image Capture
The drone flies a pre-planned grid or double-grid flight path over the site, capturing thousands of overlapping high-resolution photos from multiple angles. Each image records GPS coordinates and camera orientation — critical metadata for reconstruction.
What Can You Do With a Point Cloud?
Point clouds aren't just visual — they are precision measurement tools used across engineering, architecture, and inspection workflows.
Cut & Fill Volumes
Calculate earthwork volumes for grading projects with cubic-meter precision — no manual surveying needed.
As-Built Verification
Compare the point cloud to design drawings to confirm structural elements are built exactly to spec.
Facade & Structural Inspection
Detect deformations, cracks, and settlement by comparing multiple time-series point clouds of the same structure.
Terrain Modeling (DTM/DSM)
Extract bare-earth Digital Terrain Models or full Digital Surface Models for hydrology and civil planning.
Utility & Pipeline Corridors
Map underground and above-ground utilities in 3D for conflict analysis and infrastructure planning.
Heritage Preservation
Create an immutable 3D archive of historic structures for restoration reference and conservation documentation.