360Models / 3D scanning
3D scanning. Captured in photorealistic detail.
Capture buildings, installations and objects in 3D. From a photorealistic environment to explore and measure to CAD, BIM and technical drawings. We carry out the capture, or process your team's scans.
Explore the services
From scan to usable output
CAD, BIM and technical drawings
From point cloud to CAD model, BIM model or as-built documentation. We model the parts you need for design, renovation and handover, with detail and accuracy agreed in advance.
Technical drawings
Turn components, machines or installations into dimensioned views and sections. A practical basis for construction, revisions or reverse engineering.
Floor plans
Make a building's layout and dimensions clear. We turn scans or existing source material into floor plans for renovations, space planning, real estate or facilities management.
Scanning service
What does a 3D scan of a building cost?
For clearly defined scan work, we use simple entry prices. Cost mainly depends on area, access, the required result and any additional CAD, BIM or drawing work.
- Up to 250 m²
- €350
- Small location, object or technical room
- Over 250 up to 500 m²
- €500
- Larger room, installation or project location
- Over 500 up to 1,000 m²
- €750
- Extended capture with more scan routes
- Over 1,000 m²
- On request
- Scope, deliverables and planning agreed together
Prices cover standard scan work and basic delivery and exclude travel costs. CAD, BIM, technical drawings, complex modeling and urgent planning are scoped upfront.
From capture to delivery
Agree the method and accuracy upfront
We choose the capture method based on your site, access and required result: for example SLAM, LiDAR or photogrammetry. We agree the required measurement accuracy and any CAD, BIM or drawing work before capture.
Files and an online viewer
You receive the agreed measurement data, such as a point cloud, and a photorealistic environment to inspect, measure and annotate remotely. Our software processes, optimizes and publishes the capture for your team.
Photorealistic design in SketchUp
Load our photorealistic scans directly into SketchUp using the Gaussian Splats extension for Windows. Design within the existing site and show how your plans fit into the real environment.
Already have drawings, CAD files or photos?
When a new scan is unnecessary, we use existing drawings, CAD files, photos or dimensions as the basis for a 3D model or online viewer. Detail and resolution are matched to the intended use to avoid unnecessary surveying or modeling work.
Products, monuments and works of art too
Photogrammetry captures shape, material and detail for documentation or online presentation. Product scans can be prepared for a viewer, configurator or WebAR. Suitable objects can be captured with sub-millimeter accuracy under good conditions; the required accuracy is agreed upfront.
Frequently asked questions
What does a 3D scan cost?
Scanning starts at €350 per location. Standard scan work costs €350 up to 250 m², €500 over 250 up to 500 m², and €750 over 500 up to 1,000 m². Larger projects are quoted individually. Access, required output and additional drawing work determine the final price. Prices exclude travel costs.
Can you deliver within 24 hours?
For urgent projects, we can deliver a first usable scan or online viewer within 24 hours after capture, provided the scope and site access are agreed upfront.
What do you deliver after capture?
Depending on the agreed use, we deliver a point cloud, textured 3D model, photorealistic Gaussian Splat, online viewer, CAD drawing, BIM model, technical drawing, as-built documentation or a combination.
How accurate are the scans and drawings?
Suitable objects can be captured with sub-millimeter photogrammetry accuracy under good conditions. The most accurate SLAM workflows can reach around 1 cm for sites; actual results depend on the route, distance, sightlines, surfaces and environment. We agree required tolerances for technical drawings upfront.
Can you turn a point cloud into CAD drawings?
Yes. We can translate relevant geometry into floor plans, sections, elevations, object drawings or dimension layers. We agree which parts need to be drawn before starting.
Can a scan become a BIM model?
Yes. A scan can provide BIM context or a model for design, renovation, asset management or handover. A full BIM model is not needed for every project; a viewer, CAD drawing or targeted 3D model may be sufficient.
When should I choose CAD, BIM or a measurable viewer?
CAD suits drawings, dimensions and technical handover. BIM suits structured information about objects, spaces or building elements. A measurable viewer is often the quickest route for inspection, sharing, annotation and discussion.
Do you use total stations?
No. We capture sites with SLAM scanners, drones, iPads, smartphones and photogrammetry.
How is 360Models different from a traditional survey provider?
We develop our own upload, processing, hosting and viewing software, so the result can include an environment where teams measure, annotate, share and keep working as well as delivered files.
Can our team capture the data?
Yes. Your team can use a suitable iPad, smartphone or SLAM scanner. We then handle checking, processing, optimization and publication.
Can I measure in a photorealistic scan?
Yes. We can combine a photorealistic Gaussian Splat or 3D mesh with measurement points and annotations in the viewer. We agree the required accuracy for critical dimensions upfront.
What does a 3D scan record?
A 3D scan records the shape and dimensions of an object or site. We combine LiDAR, photography, 360-degree imagery, Gaussian Splatting or existing CAD where useful to produce the agreed visual and technical output.
Do you always need to visit with a scanner?
No. Existing technical drawings, CAD files, photographs and dimensions may provide enough information to create a usable 3D model. The intended use, required accuracy and budget determine the approach.
Which file types can be used?
Depending on the workflow, supported sources and outputs include OBJ, FBX, GLB, SKP, STP, STL, PLY, LCC, SOG, MAX, DWG, DXF, IFC and SAT; LAS, E57, PTS and PTX point clouds; and JPEG, JPG, PNG, WebP, TIF and PDF. We agree the deliverable formats upfront.
What would you like to capture in 3D?
Tell us about your site or object. We'll agree the capture method and deliverables together.
