Why scan your space?

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Google Street View is a software tool that allows users to virtually explore panoramic views of neighborhoods, cities, and other areas around the world from their devices. It is integrated within Google Maps and Google Earth, providing interactive 360-degree images captured by Google's own team and collaborators. This technology enables users to take virtual tours of locations, enhancing their navigation and exploration experience.   

Have us scan your space, link them together to create a walk-through virtual tour and upload them to your Google My Business listing.  This presents a big marketing opportunity helping to maximize your online exposure, improve your search result positioning and lets visitors “see inside” your business which all results in more business.  The program designed and hosted by Google to enhance your business presence across Google and is powered by Google’s Street View technology. 

Requirements to Export to Google Street View

• Commercial property with a valid address.
• Google Business Profile.

 The Tourism Industry has exploded and virtual tours have become important.  The average on-line shopper wants to see what your space has to offer.  

Potential Hotel guests want to know what features it has and what the views are like.  Wedding Planners want to know If this is a conference room or banquet hall they want to book. Brides and Grooms want to know the size of the space and what's included. 

 Scan your space to show details that a regular photograph or description won't tell you. 

Restaurant guests want to see the layout of your private rooms for special events or to book a special table in the dinning room.  Perhaps you have a vacation rental that could use our help to get you more bookings by giving consumers more information about your property. 

 Scanning a space with LiDAR can help with safety preparedness in several ways such as Hazard identification: LiDAR can be used to identify potential hazards in a space, such as uneven surfaces, obstacles, or changes in elevation. This information can be used to develop safety protocols and procedures, and to identify areas that may require additional safety measures.

It can also help with Emergency planning: LiDAR data can be used to create detailed 3D models of a space, which can be used to develop emergency response plans. For example, if a fire breaks out, emergency responders can use the 3D model to visualize the space and identify the best routes for evacuation or firefighting.

Structural integrity assessment: LiDAR can be used to assess the structural integrity of buildings and other infrastructure. By scanning a space, engineers can identify potential weaknesses in a structure, such as cracks or deformations, that may pose a safety risk. This information can be used to develop maintenance plans and prioritize repairs.

Overall, LiDAR technology can help with safety preparedness by providing detailed and accurate information about a space that can be used to identify potential hazards, develop emergency response plans, assess structural integrity, and monitor changes over time.

 Streamline documentation, design, and BIM modeling processes with digital twin cloud data of site conditions. Build more efficiently by collaborating over all aspects of your project in 3D.   

Survey your existing buildings and report on the building layouts and conditions to manage maintenance and develop remodeling plans. Reduce time and costs for creating factory layouts without compromising the ongoing functionality of the facility.

 As a busy Property Manager you mange multiple properties or perhaps you have multiple listings. Maybe you manage large spaces like concert venues or ballrooms.  Having the technology to send links of your spaces to potential clients and allow them to tour your property 24/7 from anywhere in the world makes a huge difference in your productivity.  

 Establish a Baseline for Insurance Claims:
A pre-loss scan documents your property’s original condition, ensuring faster and more accurate claims if disaster strikes.

Preserve Memories and Legacy:
Your home is more than just a structure—it’s where memories are made. A digital twin preserves your home’s layout, design, and personal touches, even if the physical property is lost.

Protect Historical or Architectural Value:
Capture the unique features of your property to safeguard its legacy for future restoration or reference.