Send your VLX, MLX or CLX recordings directly to 360GEO. Process, view and share your data without IVION.
You can keep using your NavVis scanner and choose a different provider for processing and viewing. 360GEO works directly with the original VLX, MLX and CLX recordings. We prepare the point clouds and panoramic images and publish them in GEORIZON. There is no need to use IVION Processing, Desktop Processing or the IVION viewer. Your team can inspect the results in a browser and receive files for further work.
The starting point is the data recorded by your scanner. You do not need to produce an IVION export before sending it to us. Tell us which device you use, what you have scanned and what you need to deliver.
We confirm the required files and transfer method, together with the processing scope, price and expected delivery date. If the project includes control points or a specified coordinate system, include those details when arranging the work.
We process data from all three devices, with the work defined by the survey and its intended use. A building recorded in several passes needs its overlaps checked. A survey that must connect to other geodata needs suitable reference information.
For VLX projects, see how we handle recordings across a building or site. The MLX page covers separate and overlapping runs. The CLX page explains direct processing from the device. Each page sets out what to supply and what to expect.
Open the processed point cloud and panoramas in GEORIZON to inspect the survey, take measurements and share access with your team. No IVION viewer is required, and there is no separate GEORIZON licence for each viewer.
NavVis surveys can be viewed alongside mobile mapping, aerial imagery and other project data. We also agree on the files needed for your other software. Processing and hosting are specified separately, so you can see the cost of the work and of keeping it available.
Discuss your NavVis project
Tell us which NavVis scanner you use and what you need to deliver. We will confirm the input files, processing scope, price and expected delivery date.