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Construction professionals are able to streamline documentation, speed up as built designs and collaborate on projects quicker. Since time on site is very limited, our virtual tours enable all stakeholders to better understand challenges and opportunities of existing spaces that drive major decisions. We are certain that our virtual tour will save time throughout all the development process and in construction, time means big money.
Benefits of 360º virtual tours come in many forms both to the clients and owners. The main benefit to the investor, or owner of the building under construction is the progress report it can provide. The 360º tour can virtually offer timely and consistent reports for any construction site, such that no physical visit to the site is required. Investors and top management can know the status of any project at their own discretion. It thus saves them time, cost and efforts involved in physically monitoring the progress of the construction.
How does 360° technology for construction work?
The term 360-degree technology refers to the concept of working with 360-degree images, which are often called photo spheres (or photospheres). Even though many manufacturers are building 360-degree cameras, the basic idea always remains the same: When such a camera is triggered, it takes one photo through each of its two (or more) lenses at the same time. Then the camera ‘stitches’ the photos together to one 360° photo. This way everything around you is captured thoroughly. Thus, 360º technology fills in the gaps that are often left by taking regular photos, providing a complete documentation for your site.
Why is 360° technology great for construction progress documentation?
A main advantage of virtual job walks is that you can easily orient yourself on the virtual job site: understand both where you are and what you are going to see next. The documentation no longer consists of detached pictures — it is a virtual construction site.
