Reality capture delivered at portfolio scale, wherever your buildings are.
One building or two hundred, one country or several - you brief SIMLAB once and we deliver the capture program. No sourcing crews site by site, no chasing suppliers across time zones, no reconciling data that arrives in a different shape every time.
Single point of contact
One brief, one commercial relationship, one team answerable for the whole program.
Multi-region delivery
Sites in different countries are handled inside the same program rather than as separate procurements.
One consistent standard
What arrives from each site is structured the same way, so the portfolio stays comparable.
Repeat capture programs
Built to run again on a cadence, not as a one-off visit that dates from the day it happened.
A delivered program, not a list of scanners.
SIMLAB is the commercial point of contact for the whole engagement. We coordinate the capture, hold the standard, and hand back something your teams can actually work from.
One point of contact, wherever the buildings are
You brief SIMLAB once. We coordinate capture across every site in scope rather than leaving you to source, vet and manage providers in each country.
One standard across the whole portfolio
Sites captured months apart, in different countries, by different crews still arrive in the same structure. Consistency is the deliverable, not a happy accident.
Capture that lands somewhere useful
The output is not a folder of files. It arrives as a navigable spatial record your teams can work from, and it can support integrations where approved.
Built for repeat capture
Buildings change. Programs can be structured so sites are re-captured on a cadence, keeping the record current instead of dating from handover day.
From on-site capture to a working digital twin
LengthA SIMLAB team member captures a showroom with an iPhone and a tripod-mounted Matterport camera. Scanned buildings then appear as navigable 3D models and as working records in STAGES and SIM-ON.
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Stock footage opens the film: a data center, office work, factory automation, a VR headset, construction sites and teams reviewing drawings. A SIMLAB team member scans a showroom with a phone and a Matterport camera, then a point-cloud plan and rotating 3D building models appear. A title card shows STAGES and SIM-ON logos with the caption "Digital twin solution for full life cycle of building". A dark interface shows installation layers, markups and measurements on scanned rooms, stage comparisons, a construction timeline and annotation lists. A light interface shows sensor widgets over room panoramas, a flood warning, a leak report, an event timeline and a car showroom asset with media and documents. After shots of a key handover, people at laptops and a couple with a tablet, the SIMLAB logo appears with the tagline "Your partner in building the future."
Four steps from a rough scope to a working record.
You do not need a finished specification to start the conversation. A best estimate of sites, locations and purpose is enough for us to come back with an approach and a price.
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Tell us the scope
Sites, locations, rough areas and what the data needs to support. A best estimate is enough to start.
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We scope and price it
We come back with an approach, a delivery plan across the regions involved, and commercial terms for the whole program.
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Capture gets delivered
We coordinate the crews and quality-check what comes back, so you are not managing a dozen suppliers.
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You get a working record
Data arrives structured and navigable, ready for operations, handover, compliance or marketing use.
What capture programs are usually for.
Capture is rarely the goal in itself. It is the input to something else - and knowing which something shapes how we capture, structure and hand back the data.
Tell us what needs capturing.
This form is how a capture program starts. Fill it in once and the commercial conversation begins with the basics already on the table.
What happens after you submit
- We read the enquiry ourselves - it does not go into an automated queue.
- You get a reply within one business day, from a person who can talk scope and price.
- Where the scope is clear enough, that reply includes an approach and indicative commercials.
- If it is not clear enough yet, we ask the few questions that would make it so.
What helps us scope faster
- Roughly how many sites, and roughly where they are.
- Approximate floor areas, even as a range or a guess.
- What the data has to support once it exists.
- Any deadline, budget cycle or access constraint we should design around.
None of it has to be exact. Estimates are fine, and unknowns are a normal place to start.
One brief. One team accountable for the whole program.
Whether you are documenting a single complex building or setting a standard across an estate, the starting point is the same conversation.
Are you a capture provider? Apply to deliver capture work with SIMLAB.