A working 3D model of every site you operate.
Plants, factories and technical rooms change faster than their drawings. Pandore turns captures from a phone or a scanner into editable 3D scenes, so engineering and facilities teams can inspect equipment, plan changes and prepare sites for simulation from a model that matches what is actually there.
From the site as it is
to the site you plan
- 01From a capture
Sites to editable scenes
Images, video and LiDAR scans become segmented point clouds in 4D Studio, with equipment such as pumps, pipework and cable trays picked out as separate objects, then an editable scene you can measure and change.
- 02From a reference
Equipment with moving parts
Forme builds equipment as physics-ready assets with separate parts, joints and motion, so valves, arms and doors move the way the real machines do.
- 03From a layout idea
Layout planning and simulation preparation
Try a new production line or plant layout inside the captured site, then prepare the scene for simulation with collision geometry and articulated equipment.
Where it fits in
your operations
- Facilities and maintenance
Keep a current model of each site for maintenance planning, inspections and contractor briefings.
- Brownfield projects
Model the existing plant before designing changes, so new equipment fits what is already there.
- Operator training
Use scenes of your real sites for training, safety briefings and visits that cannot happen on the floor.
A setup built around your teams
For operators with many sites, we can set Pandore up around your capture process, asset libraries and existing systems, and give your own agents access to the same tools.
Common
questions
What do we need to capture a site?
A phone, a drone or a scanner. 4D Studio works from images and video, and Pandore also imports LiDAR scans and Apple RoomPlan captures.
Can the scenes be used for simulation?
Scenes can be prepared for simulation with collision geometry and articulated equipment. We agree the target simulator and format with you during a setup.
How accurate is the reconstruction?
It depends on the capture method and the site. We assess it with you on one of your own sites before a setup goes further.