REscan

What The System Had To Solve

• Turn large physical interiors into useful digital representations without losing human-scale context.
• Support annotation and remote exploration as practical workflows, not only impressive visual output.
• Bridge data captured from the world with interfaces people and machines could use.

How I Approached It

• Centered the experience on navigating and understanding space from a human point of view.
• Treated annotation as part of the spatial model rather than a disconnected metadata layer.
• Connected 3D reconstruction to professional workflows and machine-readable context.

What Changed

• The platform provided remote access to digital copies of distant indoor locations.
• Spatial annotation enhanced the usefulness of captured environments for professional workflows.
• The work explored how digital twins can support both human understanding and machine interpretation.

Outcome language is drawn from Nick's project record. Where a number is not independently published, the wording identifies it as a portfolio-reported result.

What The Project Taught Me

What This Work Demonstrates

• Spatial data
• 3D visualization
• Digital twins
• Interactive tools