- High-Fidelity Formats (.RVT, .IFC, .SKP LOD 200–400)
- Structured Asset Registers (CSV, XLSX)
- Standardized Onboarding & BIM Delivery
- Raw Spatial Data Delivered in 24 Hours
The engagement, end to end
Five phases, and every clock below is a number they publish rather than an estimate. Volume programs run the same sequence per location, in parallel.
- 2-3 days
01Schedule and dispatch
Send one address or a spreadsheet of two hundred. A certified technician is dispatched nationally within two to three days, and scheduling runs around the clock through the mobile app.
- 1-3 days
02On site
One to three days of capture, and most retail locations fall in the one-day range. The instrument is matched to the building: a BLK 360 G2 for a retail foundation, an RTC 360 with survey control attached for industrial, a Pro3 for the walkthrough.
- 24 hours
03Registration and raw data
Scans are registered into a single coordinate system and the raw spatial data is released inside 24 hours. You are looking at real geometry a day after the visit, not waiting two weeks to find out the capture was short.
- 3-5 hours
04Aerial, where the job needs it
FAA Part 107 pilots fly roof, exterior and site in the same visit, in every market. Orthomosaic, 3D model and thermal imagery come back three to five hours after the site visit, with DroneDeploy integration if that is where your team already works.
- 10-14 days
05Modeling and full delivery
Reality data is traced into Revit, AutoCAD or SketchUp, checked by automated QA/QC, and the complete set lands 10 to 14 business days from scheduling.
That is 50 to 80 percent faster than traditional surveying and documentation alternatives, and roughly 10 times faster on the documentation itself.
Accuracy, stated as a tolerance
A Robotic Imaging point cloud holds plus or minus two to four millimetres. On an RTC 360 with survey control attached it holds plus or minus two. A LOD 200 model traced from that cloud sits within a quarter of an inch of it, which is about ten times more accurate than a tape measure and a clipboard. Those are numbers an engineer can design against, so those are the numbers we publish.
- Point cloud
- ±2-4 mm
- RTC 360, survey control
- ±2 mm
- LOD 200 vs cloud
- ±1/4 in
- Vs manual measurement
- 10x more accurate
The figures above are 3D point accuracies from controlled manufacturer testing. Real-world results vary slightly with surface reflectivity, ambient lighting and site conditions.
The Robotic Imaging Mobile App
MATTERPORT PRO3
LEICA BLK 360 G2
LEICA RTC 360
LOD 200
Basic DetailAdequate level of geometry and minimal information.
LOD 300
Standard DetailPrecise geometry and adequate level of information.
LOD 350
High DetailExact detail level detailing how systems interface.
What lands in your hands
Every item is derived from the same registered cloud. Nothing is traced from a drawing that was already wrong, which is the entire reason a scan beats a site visit.
Registered point cloud
E57 · RCP · RCS · LAS
The measurement itself, registered into one coordinate system and ready to open in Autodesk ReCap.
2D CAD as-builts
DWG · DXF · PDF
Layered and dimensioned: floor plans, reflected ceiling plans, elevations, sections, roof plans and MEP routing documentation.
Revit and BIM models
RVT · IFC · SKP
Scan to BIM at LOD 200, 300 or 350, with 400 on request for fabrication. Opens in Revit, Navisworks and the rest of the AEC stack.
360 virtual tours
Matterport · E57
A walkthrough anyone in the business can open in a browser, with a connected API for compliance.
Floor plans and area takeoffs
DWG · PDF · XLSX
Rentable and usable area computed off the as-built rather than off a lease exhibit that no longer matches the field.
Structured asset registers
CSV · XLSX
A row for every fixture, bay and unit, ready to load into a CMMS or a work-order system.
VR walkthroughs
Matterport VR
Tagged and customizable, so leasing tours and supplier reviews happen without another trip to the site.
API access
REST · Partner API v1
The record reaches whatever system already owns your buildings, instead of living in a folder someone has to remember.
Priced per square foot, published
Almost nobody in reality capture puts a number on a public page. These two have been on theirs for years, and volume pricing applies across multi-location programs.
3D scanning and CAD export
From $0.04per sq ft
- Standard VR delivery
- FAA-certified drone captures
- Clean CAD and Revit exports
- Automated QA/QC checks
Scan to BIM
From $0.19per sq ft
- High-fidelity formats: RVT, IFC, SKP at LOD 200 to 400
- Structured asset registers: CSV, XLSX
- Standardized onboarding and BIM delivery
- Raw spatial data delivered in 24 hours
The arithmetic a facilities budget already knows
$300,000
Site visits, 200-store program
One architect site visit costs upward of $1,500. Across a 200-store renovation program that is a $300,000 line item spent before anyone has drawn anything.
$500K-$1.5M
Documentation spend removed
What a 100-store portfolio typically stops paying for once the capture program exists, against scanning priced at four cents a square foot.
$5,000-$15,000
Audit fee, per location
The professional audit is the only systematic capture most portfolios have. It stops being the mechanism once your own teams keep the record current.
Where the work is
Retail is the majority of the field schedule. The rest of the book looks like this.
- Retail
- The dominant vertical. Rollouts, remodels, prototype compliance and portfolio documentation at 1,000-store scale.
- Restaurant
- Kitchen and back-of-house existing conditions, where equipment and clearances decide the build.
- Industrial and manufacturing
- Production floors captured with survey control, then walked virtually with equipment suppliers before anything is ordered.
- Infrastructure
- Long-range exterior capture on the P50, where the far side of the target is a kilometre away.
- Convenience and fuel
- Forecourts, canopies and back rooms across dense multi-site footprints.
- Healthcare
- Clinical and dialysis estates where the compliance record is not optional.
- Multifamily and residential
- Leasing tours, amenity documentation and unit-level floor plans.
- Aviation
- Terminal build-outs back-checked against what was actually built, not what the as-builts claimed.
- Education
- School and campus documentation for renovation programs and capital planning.
- AEC firms
- Architects, interior designers, general contractors and VDC teams who carry capture inside their own scope.
Start with one site
Book a capture.
Tell us one location. We will dispatch a certified technician in two
to three days and you will have raw spatial data inside 24 hours.
- Coverage
- Nationwide, 2-3 day dispatch
- Entry price
- $0.04 / sq ft
- Security
- SOC 2 Type I
- Release cadence
- Every two weeks