Origins
Almost two decades of 3D scanning in places most people would never think to look.
We've worked together for almost two decades now, and 3D scanning of one variety or another has been part of our expertise the entire time — long before "digital twin" was a phrase anyone used casually.
Custom scanners built to fit inside caves. Cameras taken underwater. Drones flown over structures no one could safely inspect from the ground. Every project pushed the technology somewhere it hadn't been before — and that curiosity is still the foundation of everything we build today.
Where It Began
One of the earliest marks of a project built from custom-fit scanning gear, long before off-the-shelf hardware existed for this kind of work.
900-Year-Old Footprints
Custom scanners built to fit inside caves, capturing human footprints left behind roughly 900 years ago — preserved in astonishing detail.
Can You Tell What This Is?
Even the team likes to ask this one out loud. We're leaving it as a bit of a mystery — ask us about it directly.
Built for the Field
Another mark from the years of custom rigs and one-off builds, made for environments standard equipment was never designed to handle.
Scanning Below the Surface
Taking capture equipment underwater to document environments no dry-land rig could ever reach.
Drone-Based Photogrammetry
Flying structural analysis from the air, turning drone photography into detailed, measurable models of buildings and infrastructure.