Walk the building before you reach the door.
One capture session turns a real building into a walkable 360° tour, a floor plan, and a 3D hologram. Officers study it on the way in and see it over the real hallway when they arrive.
Know the inside
from the outside.
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- 1Route panel83 ft, 3 doors, in plain words: through both doors and turn left.
- 2Next stationTap to step forward to the next 360° photo along the route.
- 3Hallway markerPoints of interest pinned exactly where they sit in the photo.
- 4Live mini-modelThe 3D wing follows you, with your position lit in yellow.
The whole wing at a glance.
- 1You are hereYour position, always yellow, always the only yellow thing on screen.
- 2Rooms from the tourEvery room and hallway built and labeled from the capture.
- 3Tap any roomOpen its photos straight from the model.
- 4Exits markedExits, utilities, and equipment carried into 3D.
Shutoffs and exits, where they are.
- 1Sprinkler systemPinned to the ceiling where the riser actually hangs.
- 2Marker cardName and details open with one tap.
- 3Same marker in 3DEvery pin shows in the tour, the plan, and the hologram.
Take the
controls.
This is the viewer an agency's officers open, running a demo wing captured from a real building under a fictional name. Walk the hallway in 360°, pull up the hologram, ask for a route, close a hallway, and watch simulated responders move through the model.
- Walk itTap the arrows in the photo to step station to station down the hallway.
- See through itOpen 3D, drag to turn the wing, and tap any room for what is in it.
- Route itPick a destination and follow the line. Mark a hallway blocked and the route goes around it.
- Track itIn 3D, switch on simulated responders to see the blue-on-blue display.
Real route from the demo building: “Through both doors and turn left.”
Every view fits
in one hand.
The model meets
the real hallway.
When officers arrive, LensPoint becomes an overlay. The building they studied in the car lines up with the walls in front of them. The AR overlay is in field testing in a captured building, and responder tracking is in development.
Hologram over reality.
Stand on a marked spot, tap “I'm here,” and the 3D model locks to the hallway around you.
Every officer, every direction.
Every responder sees every other responder on the model as they move, and command sees all of them. A blockage marked by anyone shows for everyone. The display runs in the live demo today with simulated responders.
From tripod
to tour.
Capture
A 360° camera on a tripod, one photo per station, walked through the building.
Build
LensPoint links the stations into a tour and builds the floor plan and 3D model.
Mark
Exits, shutoffs, hazards, and room names, each pinned where it sits.
Deploy
Your agency opens it on any phone or laptop, before the call and on scene.
Your whole district,
pinned and ready.
Every captured building sits on one map, grouped by district. Pick one and the tour opens.
Demo data · fictional districts
Built out of necessity by people who have gone through the door.
LensPoint was developed by operators in the field and on the seas: Navy VBSS boarding teams and police special response teams. Every one of them has entered a space they had never seen, with seconds to understand it.
The company builds one thing: a way for officers, firefighters, and medics to know a building before they enter it. The 360° tour, routes, blocked paths, hologram, markers, and district map run in the working app today. The AR overlay is in field testing, and responder tracking is in development.
Put your buildings in your officers' hands.
Tell us about your agency and the buildings you cover. We'll walk you through the full app and the field tools.