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Video: How fast can you possibly scan with NavVis VLX?-6,458 SQFT in 6 Min15586

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Video: How fast can you possibly scan with NavVis VLX?-6,458 SQFT in 6 Minutes | Video courtesy of NavVis YouTube Channel | 15 September 2021
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I just threw put my 4 Pro2 Matterport cameras out the window.

OMG!
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Originally Posted by @3dVuz
I just threw put my 4 Pro2 Matterport cameras out the window.

OMG!


Yes. Matterport (badly) needs a 'walking' capture solution.

Keep in mind that the NavVis VLX is $$$$$ compared to Matterport and meant for scanning for data as the primary use-case.

Dan
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What are we looking at price wise?
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@3dVuz

I have not asked "how much" recently.

No one will buy the NavVis VLX to do scans of homes/condos for sale or lease for real estate agents, so don't expect competition from the NavVis VLX for your Matterport scans.

Best,

Dan
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Hi

i believe the starter package is around $ 80000.00 USD
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Although I’m about 6’ tall, so my eyes are about 5’6”, I shoot Matterport views at about 4’6” because they look best. I hate seeing a highlight reel where the creator had to angle down so the verticals are all skewed, keystoned.

This devise might be good though if worn by someone under 4’ tall!
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