2D & 3D Measurements & Annotations
Measure distances, areas, and volumes directly on the model and pin every annotation to its real location — so a finding is a located, quantified fact, not a note against a loose photo.
Measure on the model,
not off a photo
Take distances, areas, and volumes directly within the 2D or 3D model. Because measurements come off an accurate model (to 1 cm / ½ inch when best practices are followed), a quantity is defensible and repeatable rather than estimated from a picture.
Every annotation
keeps its place
Annotations sit in context on the model in their true location, with notes, labels, severity ratings, and tags. When a finding is reviewed months later, its position, size, and context are all still there.
Quantify defects
for scopes and reports
Turn measurements into the quantities that drive repair scopes and reports, so contractors bid on the same numbers and change orders drop.
Works on drone
and Lidar models
Measure and annotate the same way whether the model came from drone imagery of an exterior or an XGRIDS PortalCam scan of an interior.
Frequently Asked Questions
Hammer Missions supports most DJI Enterprise drones for flight planning & AI analysis.
For 3D modeling & AI analysis, you can also use Skydio, Parrot or Autel drones.
You can find a complete list over here: https://www.hammermissions.com/supported-drones
Hear It from Our Customers
"Manually documenting and quantifying the facade deficiencies would've been nearly impossible without Hammer Missions. These tools, combined with engineering principles and careful review, have provided a baseline for saving and repurposing this landmark building"
- Clay Harman, Associate, Senior Engineer at RDH Building Science Inc.
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