OUR SERVICES
3D virtual tours
Our laser scanners create virtual 3D models of sites and buildings so anyone can inspect, scope, measure and assess a building or site from anywhere in the world.
Our 3D scans provide accurate point-cloud data and generate virtual 3D model you can walk-around and be used for:
- Claims
- Condition reports
- Damage reports
- Dilapidation reports
- Floor plan generation
- Overlaps
- Progress reports
- Remote project scoping
- Repair and maintenance scheduling.
Case studies
2022 - NATSIAA virtual gallery
Rise partnered with the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory to create 3D digital twins of 18 of the 2022 'National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award' (NATSIAA) artworks using photogrammetry.
The 3D models were individually inserted into the virtual gallery that Rise also created giving people around the world the opportunity be immersed in this amazing exhibition, and to be able to virtually move and examine the artworks up close. New Paragraph
Liberty Square
Rise was engaged by a landscape architect to capture point-cloud data of the site and surrounding buildings of the new Liberty Square development in Darwin.
The architects used the data for delapidation reports and for checking site measurements.
Tender site visits
With over 25 years’ experience in the construction industry Rise knows that giving contractors the ability to walk through a site when they are costing a project is vital to getting accurate, cost-effective quotes. We also know that remote sites pose a huge challenge due to the cost and time needed to visit the site; the inaccuracy of manual measurements and take-offs and that sometimes things get missing on the first visit!
Our 3D scanning services were used by NTG for Mimi Art Centre, Katherine and Nyinkka Nyunyu Art Centre, Tennant Creek tender documents to provide contractors with the ability to virtually walk-through and measure remote sites. Our virtual walk-throughs also give contractors the ability to 'revisit' the site while they are developing their tender response from their desktop.
These services are proving invaluable during COVID-19 by bringing the site to the contractors desktops and removing the need for them to travel.
Austin Lane
Rise PC was contracted by the Northern Territory Government (NTG) to capture a 3D scan of the full length of Ausin Lane. The 3D files were then used in-house by NTG to create concept drawings for new infrastructure projects in Austin Lane.
Austin Lane is a high traffic area in Darwin CBD and could not be shut for long periods of time. Rise PC scanned the whole site over 4 days, ensuring the scans were done at exactly the time each day to ensure consistency of lighting across the final scan.
