Digital Twin & 3D Point Cloud Services for AEC Projects
Capture your project in full detail. Visualize, measure, and manage with precision.
Shamrock+ delivers accurate, high-resolution Digital Twins and 3D Point Clouds designed to support Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) professionals. Our solutions help streamline workflows, reduce errors, and enable better decision-making at every stage of a building’s lifecycle.
We use cutting-edge LiDAR scanning and photogrammetry to collect data. From this data, we create fully navigable digital replicas of physical spaces and highly detailed point clouds for modeling and documentation.
What Is a Digital Twin?
A Digital Twin is a realistic, virtual representation of a physical asset. In AEC, it can represent a building, job site, infrastructure system, or even an entire facility. Shamrock+ builds digital twins using 3D scans, high-resolution imagery, and geo-referenced data.
These models can be explored remotely, annotated with key details, and shared across project teams. Our digital twins improve communication, reduce travel time, and support design, construction, operations, and maintenance.
What Is a 3D Point Cloud?
A 3D Point Cloud is a dense collection of spatial data points that represent the shape and position of a structure or surface. Shamrock+ captures these points using LiDAR scanners and drone photogrammetry. Each point has an exact X, Y, Z coordinate and can be colorized or intensity-mapped.
We deliver point clouds in formats compatible with Revit, AutoCAD, and other BIM software. These files are used to create as-built models, track construction progress, verify tolerances, and support precise design work.
How Shamrock+ and Clients Use Digital Twins & 3D Point Clouds
Shamrock+ creates Digital Twins and 3D Point Clouds to support architects, engineers, contractors, and property owners. These tools give clients full visibility into their spaces—without stepping on site.
In the Design Phase:
Architects use Digital Twins and point clouds for site assessments. They reference real-world measurements to design within tight tolerances. This reduces errors and avoids costly change orders.
During Construction:
General contractors use point clouds to track progress. Comparing scans over time reveals discrepancies between plans and the actual build. Teams catch issues early—before they escalate.
For Renovation and Preservation:
Historical buildings benefit from high-resolution scans. The data helps replicate materials, document features, and meet preservation guidelines. Shamrock+ has supported multiple award-winning restoration projects using this process.
Shamrock+ helps you see the full picture—before you even step on site.