Buildings and facilities such as museums, office complexes, stadiums, airports, or event venues comprise a wide range of different structures, spaces, and technical systems.
Maintaining a clear overview of the actual, real-world asset status is often challenging – especially for large-scale facilities or those that have expanded over years. Critical information is frequently siloed, lacks consistency, and can only be consolidated with significant effort.
On top of that, buildings evolve continuously during operation. Renovations, technical modifications, and ongoing usage mean that legacy documentation quickly becomes outdated.
Inspections and asset-condition assessments are often performed manually and are highly time-consuming. At the same time, fragmented data and a lack of digital structures lead to inefficient workflows and unnecessary operational costs.
In practice, this means:
The condition and structure of buildings are often only partially known.
Interconnections between structural components and systems are difficult to trace.
Decisions regarding operations, maintenance, and future development are based on an incomplete data foundation.
Our approach to structural data acquisition
HydroMapper creates a complete and consistent data foundation for buildings and industrial plants.
By leveraging modern surveying technologies, even large-scale and complex structures are captured efficiently – regardless of whether they are indoor areas, outdoor spaces, or technical facilities.
This produces a seamless digital twin of the building, consolidating all relevant structures and information.
Data acquisition is targeted and optimized specifically for operations, analysis, and further processing.
Added value for operations and maintenance
Capturing buildings and facilities in their entirety delivers a whole new level of clarity and provides a solid basis for decision-making.
The high-resolution 3D data builds a comprehensive understanding of the entire structure – even for large and complex buildings.
Through this, HydroMapper enables:
a centralized and interoperable data foundation for all stakeholders
a significantly improved overview of rooms, structural components, and technical systems
easy data enrichment, e.g., via on-site photos and documentation
traceable and audit-proof documentation of conditions and changes over time
In practice, this means:
Operations and maintenance can be managed much more efficiently. Tasks can be planned and prioritized more effectively, reducing unplanned downtime and minimizing outages. At the same time, budget planning is improved because your decisions are based on a consistent, up-to-date data foundation.
