We teach machines to see places.
Visioner Labs builds vision systems that turn cameras and scans into working 3D copies of rooms, streets and whole cities. Then we read those copies, and test changes inside them.
First, copy the place. Every wall, to scale.
A scan is only dots: millions of measured points. Our systems join them into solid shapes a computer can work with. Keep scrolling and watch the dots become a city.
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- Buildings rebuilt
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- Ground covered
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Then ask it questions.
Once a place is a 3D copy, a computer can read it. How tall is each building? How much of the land is green? Where is the water? The answers below are measured from the city on your screen, live.
Try a change before anyone pours concrete.
Planning is asking "what if". Add a tower to the empty plot and move the sun. The copy shows who ends up in its shadow.
The plot is empty. Add the tower to see its shadow.
In the labInferia: the same idea, one room at a time.
Our first product starts smaller than a city. Inferia scans your room, clears the old furniture, restyles the walls, floor and light, and furnishes it inside your budget, so you see the finished room before you buy a thing.
As scanned
Restyled and furnishedHave a place you want copied, read or planned?
A flat, a factory floor, a bridge, a neighbourhood. Tell us what it is and what you need to know about it.