Polycam, the world’s most popular consumer computer vision platform, has officially announced a a suite of new tools that are all designed to streamline 3D workflows for professionals in a newly-coined workforce category called Spatial Careers.

As a part of this development, the company published a list of Spatial Careers, which spans architecture, engineering, construction, natural sciences, forensics, safety, and over 100 other occupations. Making this all the more significant is a fact that each occupation already includes several Polycam customers.

Anyway, according to certain reports, these tools can effectively combine various different product enhancements with new features, features that can deliver enormous time-saving, helpful value at the disposal of creative professionals across the given industries.

Talk about these tools on a slightly deeper level, we begin from Polycam’s AI Model Generator, which can very well create life-like 3D Models from a Single Image. More on that would reveal how the solution leverages cutting-edge open-source computer vision research to let anyone create a complete, stunning 3D model from a single image in no more than 15 seconds. Still in its evaluation stage, the AI 3D Model Generator can be accessed free of charge by all users.

Next up, we have a Scene Editor coming into play. The stated editor is basically a spatial design tool capable of enabling teams to merge multiple 3D captures into a single, unified scene. This tool is specifically designed for larger projects, as it can help teams visualize spaces at scale when combining floors of a building or assembling designs for complex layouts.

Alongside that, there is a facility to instill layers, something which allows you to toggle between elements like floor plans and 3D meshes, thus tailoring views for specific stakeholders.

Joining that would be a Space Mode, where you can come expecting an unprecedented breakthrough in the spatial capture experience. You see, this new experience would have every possible facility to help users scan and document interior spaces like homes, buildings, and industrial locations. The whole process will be facilitated through LiDAR-equipped iOS devices.

In fact, all the technology needs is a single session to get each capture to automatically generate three separate spatially accurate artifacts: a textured 3D model, a simplified and vectorized 3D model, and a detailed 2D floor plan.

Another detail worth a mention is rooted in Polycam’s Object Mode, which brings assisted point-of-focus capture capabilities. In essence, the Object Mode in question builds upon Polycam’s hugely successful Photo Mode using a second, guided experience, which allows anyone with a Pro-Model iPhone or iPad to intuitively generate perfect 3D objects.

For better understanding, Polycam happens to be the first player ever to productize this technology.

Then, there is the availability of an AI Spatial Report. This one packs together comprehensive and instantaneous space documentation to instantly generate detailed 2D PDF summaries of captured spaces, including measurements, dimensions, and spatial data.

The stated data relates to total volume, wall area, and door, and window dimensions. Markedly enough, the layouts and measurements are made to be precise with 99.3% accuracy.

Among other things, Polycam will introduce a comments facility, where users can access spatial, threaded comments and mentions on any 3D capture.

Next up, we have the prospect of advanced floor plans. This includes customizable floor plan settings aligned with wider business plans, including wall thickness and interior measurements. Apart from that, Polycam will also bring forth synced measurements. Here, you get cross-platform synced web measurements to support collaborative workflows..

“Vision 25 is more than just incremental upgrades—it’s a rethinking of how 3D creation can solve real-world challenges,” said Elliott Spelman, co-founder and CEO of Polycam. “By giving professionals the ability to document, investigate, and design physical spaces with speed and accuracy, we’re helping them advocate for more efficient, thoughtful approaches in a staggering number of historic industries.”

Among other things, we ought to mention how individuals in more than half of the Fortune 500 actively use Polycam for 3D imaging. The company also has the most used 3D imaging app in the world, with tens of thousands of subjects captured daily.