Fast onboarding of Digital Twins

REscan is a spatial data company rapidly digitizing and efficiently annotating large indoor spaces from a human point of view. Our 3D digital copies provide remote access to distant locations, enhance professional workflows, and facilitate machine understanding of the World.

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Reality Capture from a Human Perspective

REscan has developed an end-to-end solution for digitizing large indoor and outdoor areas. The system comprises a scanner helmet, a 3D reconstruction and streaming pipeline, and a mobile viewer application. REscan’s technology (protected by 18 issued and 1 pending patent) makes any space remotely viewable, analyzable, editable, and ready for spatial computing applications.

Explore spaces from a human POV

We miniaturized self-driving car technology into a hard hat to scan spaces from a human point of view. One person can capture up to 250,000 sq.ft. per hour while navigating stairs, opening doors, fitting into high street shops, and capturing industrial spaces.

REscan captures spaces when busy or empty

We capture indoor and outdoor locations as fast as you can walk through them. No need to shut down or empty spaces, our software automatically excludes people from the scans. We just show up and go.

Get rich information about spaces

Our detailed 3D data enables automatic object finding which provides contextual information for decision makers, AI algorithms, and robotic applications. During the process, we remove people and other private information.

Distributed 3D annotation

REscan’s mobile phone based semantic labelling and annotation tool distributes the tasks to domain experts and local workforce. Our pipeline automatically reverse-casts 3D segmentations back into the original 2D imagery to achieve approximately 1000x faster labelling than traditional methods.

Stream huge spaces to your phone right now

Check out a sample 3,700,000 sq. ft. 3D scan of Redwood City Downtown with History Museum and Fox Theatre indoors and outdoors we captured in under 2 hours. Viewable on Android and iPhone.

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