Handheld
Scan interiors while moving through them
The handheld scanner connects 3D geometry with imagery and records room layouts without GPS.
Cultural heritage
Space and detail in one record.
Digital documentation helps conservators and site managers plan work, discuss observations and preserve a record of an asset’s condition.
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For those caring for sites
A record before and after conservation work.
We choose a capture method that suits the geometry and sensitivity of the site. The record can support consultation, project planning and later review.
For those caring for sites
Where documentation helps
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Historic interiors and room layouts
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Attics, vaults, crypts and underground spaces
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Details and surfaces needing closer examination
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Collection spaces and their display conditions
Illustrative brochure imagery and a generated visualization of a collection gallery.
Handheld / COAX / RevSight
A method chosen for the site.
We combine walk-through documentation with a remote view of difficult access areas.
COAX
Review hard-to-reach spaces
The guarded drone is designed to gather imagery and spatial data indoors. We agree on a safe approach with the site custodian before flight.
RevSight
Keep findings tied to a place
Spatial views connect with photos and descriptions, so teams can return to an exact area during consultation.
For conservation teams
A detail with a known location.
An observation can connect a description of visible condition, a photograph and a 3D model reference. It supports specialist review rather than giving an automatic diagnosis.
- Surface imagery and interior geometry
- Located observations with source material
- Optional microclimate, lighting or thermal measurements
Working together
Begin with the purpose of the record.
Tell us about the site, the material needed and the access conditions.
Define the scope
Identify spaces, details and questions the record should support.
Choose the method
Agree on access, protection of delicate surfaces and relevant sensors.
Share the record
Organize the model, imagery and observations for consultation and future reviews.
FAQ
Questions about heritage documentation
Can a drone fly in every historic interior?
No. We assess geometry, access, airflow and the sensitivity of surfaces and furnishings with the site custodian first.
Which measurements can be linked to the model?
Depending on the task and configuration, these may include temperature, humidity, air quality, illuminance or thermal imagery. We agree on the scope in advance.
Does a 3D model replace a conservator’s assessment?
No. Models, imagery and measurements provide material for consultation. Interpretation and decisions on further studies or treatment remain with qualified specialists.
Let us talk
Document your site with us.
Tell us which site, spaces and documentation goals matter most. We will shape the scope around its conditions.