ImmerTwin · Point Cloud Scan

Capture the detail.
Build on reality.

Turn existing conditions into a reusable spatial record. Point cloud capture connected to CAD, BIM, 3D modelling and digital twin workflows.

01Existing conditions02CAD & BIM workflows03Reusable digital assets

From site to spatial data

A clearer record.
A stronger starting point.

Understand the space before the next decision. Capture real-world geometry to support existing-condition documentation, renovation, restoration and design development.

We start with the outcome you need, so capture can support the drawings, models and digital experiences that follow.

From reality to delivery

Your spacePoint cloud capture
CAD drawings
BIM models
Digital twins
The capture and deliverables are defined around your project.

Deliverables & connections

One capture brief.
Several ways to use it.

Choose the outputs that serve your project. Drawings, models and digital experiences are scoped alongside the scan when required.

Point cloud data

A spatial record of existing conditions, prepared around the coverage and downstream use agreed for your project.

Measured drawings

Use the captured geometry to support plans, sections, elevations and CAD documentation, when included in the brief.

BIM & 3D models

Plan the capture around scan-to-BIM, Revit modelling, design coordination or other modelling requirements.

Digital twin foundations

Connect spatial data with visual context and asset information to support a digital record that can evolve.

Practical applications

Useful on site.
Valuable beyond it.

Château de Vaudézert
Château de Vaudézert
01

Renovation & restoration

Document existing geometry and support the next stages of design and restoration.

L’Ancienne Gare, Bagnoles-de-l’Orne
L’Ancienne Gare, Bagnoles-de-l’Orne
02

Design & coordination

Give project teams a shared spatial reference for drawing and modelling workflows.

Église Sainte-Marie-Madeleine
Église Sainte-Marie-Madeleine
03

Long-term documentation

Keep a reusable digital record that can inform future work and asset documentation.

Choose your approach

Match the capture
to the outcome.

A measured survey, a scan-data handover and an integrated workflow serve different needs. The right choice starts with what you need to do next.

Point cloud service comparison
AreaMeasured surveyScan providerImmerTwin Point Cloud Scan
Starting pointDimensions and site notesSpatial captureSpatial capture planned around its next use
Typical handoverMeasurements or drawingsPoint cloud files and site recordsAgreed scan outputs, with optional drawings, models and visual context
CAD & BIMFurther drafting or modelling may be neededData supplied for a modelling workflowCapture scope informed by drawing and modelling requirements
Visual contextDepends on the briefDepends on the provider and scopeCan connect with photography, 360° capture and tours
Future useA record of the surveyed conditionsA reusable spatial datasetA foundation for design, documentation and digital twin development
Best fitSimple measurement requirementsA defined scan-data requirementCapture connected to wider technical and digital workflows

Indicative approaches: services vary by provider and project. The agreed brief defines coverage, accuracy and deliverables.

How it works

Start with the brief.
Finish with usable data.

Plan your capture ↗

Define the purpose, site coverage, access, required accuracy and intended software.

Plan and carry out capture around the agreed areas and site conditions.

Prepare the scan data and any commissioned drawings or models for the intended workflow.

Deliver the agreed outputs and discuss how they can support future project needs.

Before your scan

Your questions, answered.

What is a point cloud?

A point cloud is a collection of points positioned in three-dimensional space. Together they describe the geometry of captured surfaces and provide a reference for drawings, models and site understanding.

Are CAD drawings or BIM models included?

They can form part of the project, but are separate deliverables from the point cloud itself. We agree the required drawings, models and level of detail when defining the scope.

Which file formats and accuracy will I receive?

Tell us which software you use and what decisions the data must support. File formats, accuracy requirements, coverage and modelling detail are agreed for the project before capture.

Can this support renovation or heritage work?

Existing-condition capture can support renovation, restoration, heritage documentation and design development. Access, visibility and the areas to be documented are reviewed as part of the brief.

Can I connect the scan to a virtual tour?

The project can combine point cloud capture with photography, 360° tours or a digital twin presentation. These complementary outputs are scoped around your audience and intended use.

Your next project starts here

Capture today.
Build what comes next.

Tell us about the site, your intended outputs and the software you work with. We’ll help define a capture brief around your project.