Service · Photogrammetry
Photogrammetry — 3D from photos
From photos to accurate 3D models, orthophotos and meshes — for objects and terrain of any size.
Photogrammetry builds a 3D model from many overlapping photos. From common points across the images the software reconstructs geometry and texture, so ordinary photos (from the air or the ground) become a measurable 3D model, orthophoto or mesh.
When to use it
What photogrammetry is best for
- ✓Facades and objects: high-resolution photorealistic texture hard to achieve with laser alone.
- ✓Terrain and sites: orthophoto, digital terrain model, progress and volume tracking.
- ✓Cultural heritage: faithful 3D documentation of monuments and artefacts.
- ✓Large or hard-to-reach objects: drone capture with no scaffolding or work stoppage.
Input · output · accuracy
What you get
Input
Overlapping photos from the air (drone) and/or the ground; ground control points (GCP) for geo-reference where needed.
Output
A textured 3D model (OBJ, glTF), mesh, orthophoto and digital terrain model.
Accuracy
Centimetre to millimetre, depending on GSD, equipment and control points.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Photogrammetry or laser scanning?
Photogrammetry (drone and ground) is available now — strong for texture, facades and large surfaces. Laser scanning (more precise for interiors and low-light) is in preparation — coming soon.
Do you need a drone?
For roofs, facades and terrain yes; for smaller objects ground photos are enough.
Which formats do you deliver?
OBJ, glTF, orthophoto, digital terrain model.
How accurate is it?
cm–mm depending on GSD and control points; we give an estimate up front.
Have an object to capture in 3D?
Send the location and object type — we suggest the method (drone/ground), formats and timeline.