Measured, Not Declared
A two-minute phone video becomes a measured 3D model of the hall.
Four Steps, One Walkthrough
From the phone to a graded record, shown on the sample capture of a synthetic test hall.
FilmA phone walkthrough, signed frame by frame.
RebuildEvery frame placed in 3D.
DetectEach item located, sized and typed.
RecordOne row per item, each with its own hash.
One Walk, the Whole Floor
A 3 min 22 s phone walkthrough, from above: 600 frames placed in 3D and 99.98% of the floor measured. The weak spot, in coral, is where the camera turned in place.
Turn the Sample Hall
Choose a finding to light its items in 3D. Each one links to the frames it came from.
Drag to turn the hall
FindingsSample capture of a synthetic hall
Combustible storageTaped cardboard boxes up to 0.82 m tall sit on the raised floor beside the rack rows, as close as 2.7 cm. They add fuel load in the equipment room.
The Evidence Today
On scenes with known answers, measurements land within 5–12% of the true value, at about $9 per capture. The figures beside this come from the synthetic sample hall.
- 213.8square metres of raised floor, measured from the geometry
- 600frames placed in 3D, of 600 shot in a 3 min 22 s walkthrough
- 99.98percent of the floor seen from enough angles to measure
- 54items detected, located and sized in the hall
What Comes Next
Live-site accuracy on five sites
The same accuracy test run on five live sites, published as each result comes in.
What a phone can’t see
A phone sees cabinets, labels and condition from the outside. What runs inside a GPU server needs telemetry and an engineer’s review.
See a Capture End to End
Book a demo and we’ll take a sample walkthrough from video to record.