About 360 Virtual Tour Co.
360 Virtual Tour Co. is a global service technology provider specialising in asset digitisation, 360/3D virtual tours, digital twins, and aerial drone surveying operations. Serving industries across the Architectural Engineering and Construction (AEC sectors), government, manufacturing, digital surveying, hotels, and retail; we transform the as-built world into data. Combining cutting-edge technology such as AR, VR, photography, videography, and IoT sensor integration, our mission is to help businesses embrace automation and digitalisation through innovative solutions, staying ahead in an increasingly digital world.
3D Scanning Digital Twins
Digitize and view your space from multiple angles, build functionality on top of it, get accurate measurements, and more. With a single scan, we can automatically create digital assets such as; 3D walk-throughs, 4K print quality photos, schematic floor plans, OBJ files, point clouds, videos, and lots of other media.
Aerial Drone Photography
Quality and safety is paramount when it comes to using our state of the art drone equipment. This enables us to capture stunning imagery, videos, survey footage and create 360 eye catching aerial photos. Find out more about all of the drone services we can provide for you today.
Commercial Photography
An in house team of professional photographers with a wealth of international experience offering our customers a total solution. From high end commercial shoots to property and asset photography.
Experience it for yourself
Why not dive right in and explore a 360 virtual tour of some of our favourite locations. But there’s plenty more projects a little further down too.
Digital twins explained
We can use a range of technologies to create digital replicas of your products, locations or processes, but what actually is a digital twin?
A digital twin is a virtual representation of an object or system designed to accurately reflect a physical object. It spans the object’s lifecycle, is updated from real-time data and uses simulation, machine learning and reasoning to help make decisions.
How does a Digital twin work?
The studied object for example, a gas plant, is fitted with various sensors related to key areas of functionality. These sensors produce data about different aspects of the physical object’s performance, such as energy output, temperature, weather conditions and more. The processing system receives this information and applies it to the digital copy in real-time.
