Billion-point projects
Load and work with truly massive datasets.
Performance
Process billions of points without compromise
Massive point clouds, directly in your browser. Analyse, measure and generate floor plans from full-resolution datasets — no high-end workstation, no local install.
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Built for scale
- of points per project
- Billions
- Full-resolution datasets, without compromise.
- browser-based
- 100%
- Analyse, measure and generate plans from any machine.
- local installs
- 0
- Cloud-based — access your projects from anywhere.
In the browser
Full resolution, no workstation required
Pointorama is designed to work with massive point clouds directly in your browser. Analyse, measure and generate floor plans from full-resolution datasets without requiring a high-end workstation or local installation.
Capabilities
Scale without the hardware bill
Full-dataset workflows
Analyse and measure on the complete point cloud.
Cloud-based
No local installation required — it runs in the browser.
Access from anywhere
Open your projects from any machine, wherever you are.
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