3D yourself! Get scanned from 1 to 28 Feb 2027! Where? At the Neuseum Bayreuth.

Mobile 3D scanning studio · 85 cameras · up to Ø 12 m

One moment. From every angle.

85 cameras fire at the same instant. The result is a 3D scan you can turn, flip and view from every side. People, animals, products, whole groups and athletes in mid-motion.

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From a frozen moment to motion in 3D

Our core

3D multi-camera rig

85 cameras, triggered in sync, in a full circle, on several levels, in a semicircle or arranged freely. This lets us capture people, animals, products and entire scenes in a single moment.

One moment

3D Gaussian Splatting

All cameras fire once. The result is a photorealistic 3D scene you can rotate freely and view from every side. We have offered this since 2023, which made us one of the first teams in the world to do so.

Try it yourself

Rotate and zoom the scans yourself

Motion over time Research & development

4D Gaussian Splatting & Volumetric Video

Instead of a single moment, we capture an entire movement in 3D. We have already gained extensive experience with this and keep developing the process. Commercially, we currently offer 3D scans.

4D Gaussian Splatting: an entire movement as a 3D scene, playable from any angle

Also

Outdoor location scans

For places larger than any camera rig, we scan with drones, handheld scanners and other methods. The result is explorable 3D models of spots, buildings and landscapes. References on request.

Drone flights
Handheld scanners
Combined with the camera rig

Also

Indoor location scans

We capture interiors with specialised scanners such as the XGRIDS PortalCam. Halls, studios, shops and entire buildings become 3D models you can move through freely. References on request.

XGRIDS PortalCam
Rooms and buildings

Also

Consulting

We advise on 3D and 4D Gaussian Splatting: which method suits your project and how to use the results. We also bring older scans up to date and make them ready for today’s viewers and formats.

3D & 4D Gaussian Splatting
Modernising old scans

What we scan

From products to groups in motion

Because all cameras fire at once, nobody has to hold still. Whatever moves is still captured sharply and completely.

Sport in action

Jump, throw, trick, finish line: frozen at the peak of the movement.

Groups

Entire groups in a single moment, without anyone having to hold still.

People

3D portraits you can view from every side. For special moments and people you never want to forget.

Animals

One shot is enough, even if the dog won’t sit still.

Products

Objects as interactive 3D models for web, online shops and presentations.

How a scan is made

From the shot to the finished result

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Set up
We set up the camera rig to suit the subject, in the studio, at the event or outdoors on location.
Shoot
All cameras take their photo in sync. The whole moment is captured in a fraction of a second.
Process
From the images, we compute a photorealistic 3D scene using Gaussian Splatting.
Use
A single capture turns into very different results, both digital and physical.
- 3D viewer
- Video clips
- AR and VR
- 3D printing
- Lenticular print
For examples, just get in touch!

Projects

What we have frozen so far

From climbing crags to trade fairs, street festivals and corporate shoots: a selection of our projects since 2023.

Mobile

The studio comes to you

Our system consists of modular aluminium rails that we assemble into a full circle or a large semicircle, depending on the subject. The rails sit on tripods, so they stand securely even on uneven ground, whether in the studio or outdoors on location.

Cameras: 85, triggered in sync, 6000 × 4000 px resolution, RAW format
Full circle: Ø 6 m, full 360°
Several levels: Full circle Ø 6 m, on several levels
Semicircle: Ø 12 m, for groups and large scenes
Setup: Aluminium rails on tripods, adaptable to any surface. On location, the rig can run entirely on batteries if needed, with no mains power.
Data handling: In the studio, the cameras are connected via USB and results can be viewed within seconds. On location, they save to memory cards.
Locations: Studio, events, outdoor spots
Methods: 3D Gaussian Splatting, plus experience with 4D Gaussian Splatting

Team

Who’s behind it

We bring action sports photography and technology together. We know how to catch a jump at exactly the right moment, and we build the software that turns it into a 3D scene.

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The team, scanned with our own rig. Drag to rotate. Zoom with the scroll wheel, two fingers or + and −. With the keyboard: click the viewer, then A/D to rotate, W/S to zoom, Q/E to move down and up.

Photography · Production

Lars Scharl

Action sports photographer. He has shot some of the biggest moments in action sports, from Kelly McGarry’s legendary canyon gap flip at Red Bull Rampage and Cam Zink’s 100-foot flip in Mammoth to Josh Sheehan’s FMX triple backflip at Pastranaland. Ever since he saw “The Matrix” in the cinema, he dreamed of his own bullet-time rig for action sports sessions. In early 2023 it became reality, and now it’s about thinking big and trying new things.

Instagram @larsscharlphoto · LinkedIn

Technology · Development

Felix Hirt

Artist and developer. A computer science graduate, he works actively on 3D and 4D reconstruction. He has also been in show business since 2007 and has appeared on German TV shows such as Galileo and TV Total. He is a four-time splashdiving world champion, German national trampoline champion and holds a world record for jumping from the 10-metre platform.

Instagram @feel3x · LinkedIn

3D design · Gaussian Splatting

Chris Rebmann

3D designer. Chris was the one who first brought 3D Gaussian Splatting together with our multi-camera system and made our first steps with it possible.