Real places, published as live 3D anyone can walk or fly through.

A full office floor, captured walking. Every desk and monitor is mapped, so a facilities team can see the layout without visiting.

• 11 desks and 42 monitors highlighted and clickable
• "Walk the hallway" tour through both corridors
• Switch between splats and a point-cloud view

Floor

≈ 5,050 sq ft scanned interior

Detail

up to 5.9 M splats, streamed by level

Charles Garnier's casino, the Hôtel de Paris, the Café de Paris and the palm gardens in front, scanned on foot.

• Eight stops around the square, from the casino doors to the Hôtel de Paris
• Walk at street level, or rise above the square

Square

Casino, Hôtel de Paris, Café de Paris

Detail

19.2 M splats, streamed by level

A street of murals and tags, from the canal quay up to Rue Honoré Euzet. The viewer streams the scan in tiles and walks you along the route the scanner took. Turn on the music and explore it to "Swing de la Rue de Tunis", an original hot-jazz tune in the style of a 1930s Paris club.

• 82 street-art pieces you can click for a close-up and description
• Guided walk up the street and back, with collision against walls
• Graffiti mode that dims everything except the art

Route

≈ 240 m, 4.5 m climb

Data

49 streamed tiles · 481 MB

Munich's central square, scanned on foot in under ten minutes. Stand under the Glockenspiel, circle the Mariensäule and look down Kaufingerstraße.

• Seven landmark stops, from the Neues Rathaus to St. Peter
• Walk at street level, or rise above the square

Detail

9.0 M splats, streamed by level

A dahlia border along a stepping-stone path, detailed enough to tell one bloom from the next.

• 46 dahlias and 41 salvia clumps, each highlightable with plant info
• Three detail levels, from phone-friendly to 4.37 M splats

Splats

up to 4.37 M · SH degree 3

Area

≈ 85 × 92 m crop

The Lookout Rock statue: Prince Buda and Princess Pest reach for each other across a split stone, its two halves topped with the twin cities in bronze and the gap between them standing for the Danube. Scanned on foot in about three minutes.

• Orbit the statue to an original Hungarian tune, with the city spread out below
• Info box on the monument, its sculptors and the legend of the two lovers
• After Dark: moonlight, stars and the lights of Budapest, with a lamp on the statue

Monument

Kilátókő, 1982 · bronze on limestone

Detail

5.5 M splats, streamed by level

One backyard garden, scanned again and again through the summer, so you can watch it grow and see exactly what each plant needs to thrive. Keep memories of your plants alive forever.

• Watch the season unfold: four scans from early July to late August, with each visit's new growth lit up
• Every plant identified: 27 kinds of vegetables, herbs, foliage plants, trees and shrubs, each with its own details
• An estimated health level for each plant, read from leaf colour, spotting and how full it has grown
• Suggested fixes and optimizations, from watering and feeding to support and harvest timing, to keep the garden thriving
• Now with breeze fluttering mode: a light wind sets the leaves and needles moving

Scans

4 · 7 July to 27 August

Splats

27 M · 6 detail levels

A 150 m stretch of Calgary's +15 skywalk where a herd of painted fibreglass cows from the city's 2000 Udderly Art project still grazes. Walk the corridor in the sun from the windows and meet every cow up close.

• Click any of the 12 cows to outline it and read its name, artist and story from its plaque
• Tour the cows: a smooth, cinematic glide down the hallway to each one, with an original soundtrack
• Up to 9 million splats on screen at Ultra detail

Herd

12 cows · Udderly Art, 2000

Detail

17.9 M splats · 6 detail levels