For NJS Co., Ltd.
Here are some testimonials from customers who have actually used ArchiTwin.
Here are some testimonials from customers who have actually used ArchiTwin.
We were looking for ways to use Matterport in our business, and ArchiTwin caught our attention.
We participated in ArchiTwin's regularly held webinars and felt that Matterport was lacking in some areas, so we applied for the ArchiTwin one-month trial.
We carry out reinforcement design, facility renovation, and renewal design for facilities such as water treatment facilities and pump stations. Before using ArchiTwin, the work process was basically based on 2D drawings, such as coloring the target range on existing drawings and using them to reach a consensus with the client. In designing using existing drawings, there were cases where there was a difference between the current situation and the drawings, and there were problems such as reworking. To reduce such rework, we introduced Matterport as a way to quickly reflect on the current situation and exchange information. However, there were some parts that Matterport alone could not cover, so we applied the flow of trying to cover with ArchiTwin.
The 2D layout, which was difficult to visualize with only 3D drawings, can now be understood, which makes communication easier between on-site personnel of construction types and reduces rework.
We mainly use the function that allows you to place XNUMXD objects anywhere in the Matterport space.
The feature of the ArchiTwin which enables us to freely place 3D objects could be also used for confirming tasks and works, such as showing the image of construction and responding to changes in maintenance management lines after construction has been executed.
Matterport data has MatterPak and E57 files which can download 3D data as is, I would be happy if ArchiTwin could also download data including placed 3D objects.
We intend to reduce the number of visits to the site by capturing a walk-through (XNUMXD data) instead of taking just pictures of the targeted building or facility to reinforce so that we don’t forget to take pictures of certain areas of the building.