Tag: model


  • Exterior scans – Mavic 3E Drone – with RTK positioning  Interior scans – Matterport Pro 3 Revit Model GNSS Rover Zenith 60 used to get ITM coordinates to geolocate the drone model Processed in DroneDeploy Imported into Autodesk Recap The point-cloud generated from the Matterport fits within the point-cloud generated by the drone. Green –…

  • After the model is uploaded to the Matterport account it can be restored back to the device The model may be retained on the device for further scanning. The device may become full quite quickly Jobs can be: Transferred to another iPad using AirDrop Downloaded and backed up Deleted A model may only be re-uploaded…

  • Set Basic Information, location etc. Advanced Use AI to generate descriptions Set up to 10 hashtags for Google Search

  • Open the Matterport Capture App on the ‘Donor’ iPad and locate the model in the ‘All Jobs’ section Click the three dots to the right of the model’s name Choose ‘Export’ ‘Archiving Job’ – progress indicator ‘Save to Files’ Select iCloud Drive – create or choose a folder Save – top right of the screen…

  • Switch off the camera and disconnect from the iPad. On iPad Review the models’ Windows, Mirrors, and Trims as they may shift position as the model grows. iPad Settings Login to office/home Wi-Fi Floors Choose whether to allow Cortex AI to detect the floors or keep floors as you have scanned them. Blurring Choose the…

  • Areas without data are black and featureless Areas with sufficient data show detail Black flecking indicated less scan density Scan behind counters, desks, furniture to create the optimum ‘Doll House’ effect These scans can be hidden in the edit

  • Three levels of scanning: Standard Density takes <20s Suitable where the primary asset will be the virtual tour. Medium Density takes <45s Useful where a greater amount of data is required with a reasonable scan time. High Density takes <2 minutes Use when the primary purpose is the generation of an E57 point cloud file.…

  • The model will not be correctly orientated on your iPad if this is not carried out, causing frustration and delays NORMAL METHOD Stand behind the tripod Two rubber legs towards you Bubble level at the back Point the camera in the direction you plan to travel FOR THE FIRST CAPTURE ONLY Rotate the camera 90°…

  • Click the + symbol, in the bottom right The top section is for the model location The address may auto-populate Scroll down to the second text area   ‘Model Information’ Enter the model title (can be changed later) Description and Internal ID are optional and can be added at any time Note: on your iPad Jobs…

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