3D & AR

PhotoRobot machines in 3D and AR

Rotate real 3D models of our machines on screen, or place them life-size in your own space with augmented reality. No CAD software, no guessing whether a setup fits your studio.

Check the fit in your studio Photogrammetry gallery
Photogrammetry scan of a shoe captured on PhotoRobot equipment, interactive 3D model

A raw photogrammetry scan made on PhotoRobot equipment. Drag it to rotate, or open it in AR on your phone.

Studio fit-check

Walk into your studio, or the room where you plan to build one, and place the full assembly of machine, arm and lights life-size with AR before you commit to anything.

Leave enough room around it: space to move for adjustments and servicing, and space for the flow of products, from the items waiting to be photographed to the ones already done. A PhotoRobot is only as fast as you can feed it.

  • CUBE

    Standing, with studio background, lights and mannequin

    3D · AR · 6 MB

  • FRAME

    Glass table FRAME, Robotic Arm and 5 lights

    3D · AR · 11 MB

  • C850

    Glass table C850, Robotic Arm and 5 lights

    3D · AR · 24 MB

  • C1300

    Glass table C1300, Robotic Arm and 5 lights

    3D · AR · 19 MB

  • Turning Platform

    Turning Platform (KHTP), Robotic Arm and 5 lights

    3D · AR · 8.5 MB

  • Bare machine, rectangular floor plate

    3D · AR · 25 MB

  • Bare machine, 3 m round turntable

    3D · AR · 18 MB

  • Bare machine, 5 m round turntable

    3D · AR · 11 MB

  • 3D model
    in preparation

    CL850

    Centerless Table with 850 mm glass plate. Centerless Table product page

  • 3D model
    in preparation

    CL1300

    Centerless Table with 1300 mm glass plate. Centerless Table product page

CAD-based models. These are models of the equipment, not photogrammetry scans; see the photogrammetry gallery for real scanned samples. Shown configurations may include optional or special-order accessories and are not a bill of materials.

A first check, not a site survey. AR works best on a newer iPhone or iPad (A15 chip, 2021 or later) over Wi-Fi. Before installation we go through power and network drops, the route for bringing components into the room and everything else AR can't show. If the fit doesn't quite work, talk to your PhotoRobot consultant about alternative setups.

How to view a model in your space

Every model opens in the browser, with no app to install. Augmented reality places it at true scale on your floor.

  1. iPhone and iPad

    Open a model and tap View in your space. AR Quick Look downloads the USDZ file and places the model on the floor at real size.

  2. Android

    Tap View in your space to open the model in Google Scene Viewer (needs Google Play Services for AR), then point the camera at the floor.

  3. On a computer

    Rotate and zoom the model with the mouse. To try AR, click View in AR on your phone and scan the QR code: the same model opens on your phone.

Planning a new studio?

Send us the room dimensions and what you photograph. We'll suggest a setup and the 3D models to check it with.

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