Photorealistic, browser-viewable 3D scenes — captured with rented XGRIDS equipment and processed through the 3DGS pipeline.
Volumet is primarily an equipment rental and access provider. This page describes a supported workflow and rental support option — not a certified survey, professional BIM modelling, or consultancy service.
3D Gaussian Splatting (3DGS) represents a scene as millions of tiny oriented splats rather than triangles — producing photorealistic reconstructions that render smoothly in a browser. Where a point cloud is built to be measured, a 3DGS scene is built to be experienced: reflections, soft materials, and fine detail survive in a way mesh pipelines struggle to match.
XGRIDS sits unusually close to this workflow: the Lixel K2 captures LiDAR geometry and imagery in one walk, and the LCC CyberColor pipeline reconstructs 3DGS scenes from compatible captures — alongside, not instead of, the technical point cloud. The PortalCam is the dedicated 3DGS capture camera for purely visual work.
Browser-viewable scenes for planning, marketing, and stakeholder walkthroughs.
Photorealistic property capture for presentation and records.
Real-world environments as reference and backdrop assets.
A visual layer on top of technical capture data.
Archival capture where appearance matters as much as geometry.
Spatial content production from real locations.
Choose the Lixel K2 when you need technical point cloud data and a 3DGS scene from the same walk. Choose the PortalCam when the output is purely visual — it is the dedicated 3DGS capture camera. Both rent through Volumet; PortalCam enquiries are confirmed per project.
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