Matterport supports Tokyu Construction’s promotion of digital twin use. Tokyu Construction, which is involved in infrastructure construction such as railways, roads, tunnels, and bridges, is actively introducing BIM/CIM. It plays a central role in the large-scale redevelopment around Shibuya Station, and is using Matterport’s digital twin solution for current status surveys, completed form management, streamlining and sophisticating point cloud data scanning work, and facilitating consensus building and communication among construction stakeholders.
For example, Matterport’s solution is used to store internal information at the time of completion of the stormwater storage facility at the east exit of Shibuya Station in a digital twin. High-quality digital twins can be created easily and quickly, and stakeholders can understand 90% of the information by viewing the digital twin without having to go to the site.
In addition, with Matterport, it is possible to introduce about six models equipped with LiDAR and RGB sensors for the investment of one terrestrial laser scanner (surveying equipment that obtains three-dimensional observation data) made by another company, and it is said that equipment that meets the needs can be quickly deployed.

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