Yes - All you need is a 3D model of what is planned to be built, and you are ready to go. 

We're seeing Imerso customers supervising constructions of office buildings, hotels, malls, hospitals, airports, data-centres, industrial facilities, university campus, etc.

And you can use it both for monitoring new-build constructions, as well as for planning refurbishments of existing properties.

Imerso is super easy to use, and anyone can get started in minutes. We've seen customers roll-out the technology within 3 days of first meeting our team. 

No need to give training to dozens of users, and instruct them to use a new solution: You can start with a single user, who alone will easily outperform an entire team reliant on traditional approaches. Start sharing your results and you'll see your colleagues (and other teams) asking for more.

It takes minutes to set up a new project, upload your BIM models, and you're ready to go out scanning. Take any scanner device, or get scan data from a third-party service, and upload it to Imerso to trigger a new analysis. It's that simple.

We're hearing customers go out scanning in the morning, go for lunch break, and have a full session ready to review when they're back. Your scan data and 360° images will be aligned to the BIM models and have a list of detected deviations ready for you to go through.

You are in control and can scan your site as often as you like. 

Some customers do it 1-2 times per week, with focus on the areas with most construction activity. Others do it less often, focused on the planned handover times between work-packages.

Ultimately, the more capture sessions you make, the more detail you'll know what's going on.

Yes, you can upload data from any type of laser scanner including tripod or SLAM devices. 

You can also upload scan data from smartphones equipped with a lidar sensor, or even 3D reconstructions based on 2D images (photogrammetry). 

Keep in mind that the inspection threshold must be limited to the accuracy level of the data you upload. 

No - you can also just get the scans elsewhere and upload them to the Imerso platform.

Imerso makes it super easy for your team to do the scanning independently, by yourselves. This is ideal because your team is already onsite and can go scan without lead-time, while also knowing better which areas to focus on from one week to the next.

Nonetheless, you can also outsource the scanning tasks to a third-party service, or simply delegate them to your interns and students (they will love this!)

We put no limit on this: you are in control! Depending on your project needs, you can scan the site as often as you like.

Photos and 360 Cameras are great ways to document the site status, but they only give visual data.

This is still valuable and Imerso is not meant to replace these approaches, but rather supplement their shortcomings.

Leveraging 3D data instead of images, Imerso can evaluate the site status automatically, and alert users of deviations above the accepted threshold. This means users spend less time investigating the data, and more time analysing the inspection results.

We integrate with CDE's like Catenda Hub, Procore, and Autodesk Construction Cloud (ACC).

You can also export all Imerso data in international open formats that can be easily uploaded to your software of choice such as Solibri, Navisworks, ArchiCAD, Revit, Allplan, and more.