True Perspective: Accessibility Planners First
A standard tripod height doesn't represent every visitor. A turnstile entrance, concession line, or emergency exit looks entirely different to a wheelchair user than it does to a standing patron.
We capture spaces using calibrated, user-matched camera heights:
- 1.65m Standing Horizon: Standard line of sight for general spectator and steward navigation.
- Seated & Wheelchair Eye-Levels: Dedicated low-horizon captures that reveal true fields of view, slope grades, counter heights, and physical obstructions.
By giving accessibility officers and visitors an honest look at the journey from drop-off to seat, you remove guesswork, lower pre-visit anxiety, and meet accessibility compliance standards with absolute transparency.
Operational Reality: Day, Night, and Emergency Lighting
A venue’s layout changes dramatically between midday operations and a sold-out night event. Our system captures and simulates environmental conditions across the full operational spectrum:
- Nighttime Egress & Perimeter Safety: Evaluate crowd flow, outer perimeter lighting, and transit connections to ensure lone patrons and families feel safe leaving the venue after dark.
- Emergency & Power-Cut Navigation: Model low-light and emergency power conditions so safety teams and first responders can assess backup lighting, exit sign visibility, and invacuation routes.
Interactive Sightlines via Gaussian Splatting
Static 360 nodes leave blind spots. By integrating photorealistic Gaussian Splatting, we convert high-fidelity photographic captures into continuous, navigable 3D environments.
- "What is my exact view from this seat?" Allow ticket buyers to explore views from any row, seat, or hospitality suite, reducing seat-view disputes and driving VIP sales.
- Virtual Operations Planning: Allow event managers, security teams, and production crews to walk any aisle, stage apron, or concourse from any angle before a single physical asset is moved.
