NavVis data processing and publication | 360GEO

From NavVis scan to georeferenced, shareable geodata

A NavVis MLX, VLX or M6 captures dense point clouds and sharp panoramic imagery, but access to that data usually stays inside NavVis IVION: a per-user subscription, separated from the rest of your geodata. 360GEO takes over the moment the scan is finished. We georeference, colourise, anonymise, structure and publish your NavVis point clouds and panoramic imagery in GEORIZON, alongside your mobile mapping, oblique and aerial imagery.

Point clouds and panoramic imagery from NavVis MLX, VLX and M6 fully supported
Automated processing and publication, typically within one working day
No per-seat licence to view, measure or share the data
Immediately available through the viewer, API, WMTS and download

Open up NavVis data without a per-user subscription

NavVis datasets land in NavVis IVION by default. That works well for the scanning team, but as soon as colleagues, clients or supply chain partners need access, the number of accounts required starts to add up. GEORIZON turns this around: your NavVis point clouds and panoramic imagery sit in your own tenant, accessible through any browser, with no installation and no licence per workstation. You decide who has access, what is shared and for how long. The data stays yours, even if you switch scanner or supplier later on.

One environment for indoor and outdoor capture

NavVis systems are deployed exactly where GNSS falls short: stations, tunnels, car parks, industrial halls and basements. Those captures need to connect to everything recorded outside. 360GEO georeferences your NavVis dataset to your national coordinate system or ETRS89 and places it in GEORIZON next to panoramic imagery from mobile mapping, oblique photography, aerial imagery and airborne LiDAR. In the same viewer you move between indoor and outdoor capture, measure across datasets and compare surveys from different years.

One workflow for the entire NavVis range

From the NavVis M6 trolley to the wearable VLX, VLX 2, VLX 3 and MLX, 360GEO processes the output of different NavVis generations within a single workflow. Point clouds are optimised, denoised and colourised, panoramic imagery stays measurably linked to the point cloud, and faces and licence plates are blurred automatically in line with GDPR. Differences in scanner generation or export settings do not change the structure of the final dataset, so your processing and publication environment stays the same.