Rotate & zoom
Turn the model in any direction with your finger and view it from above, from the side or from below.
Inside VOXEL, the “3D REBUILD Noetic” button has our server build a realistic three-dimensional model of the scan with Blender technology: layered soil, metals and voids at the position and depth that were measured, and a visualised hypothesis of their shape. The fourth dimension is exploration: rotate the model, slice it step by step, remove the soil and share it.
The model opens inside VOXEL, with controls you already know.
Turn the model in any direction with your finger and view it from above, from the side or from below.
Cut the model with a horizontal or vertical plane and look inside.
The fourth dimension: move the slice gradually, layer by layer, from the surface downwards.
Show or hide categories: metals, voids, hypothetical structure, indicative objects.
The ground is rendered in layers that can be removed separately, so what lies beneath is clearly visible.
Torch-like lighting that follows the camera, and shadows that give volume and depth.
Positions, depths and dimensions in metres, as derived from the measurement.
The rebuild stays on your phone; reopen it whenever you like, at no extra charge.
Every element of the model is labelled with its origin.
Position, depth and dimensions of metals and voids, as derived from your scan.
Shape and boundaries read from the form of the anomaly in the scan, such as straight edges or corners.
The form of the structure (vault, chamber, cist grave, shelter, well, etc.) is suggested by the type catalogue and the AI Analysis report. It is one possible reading, not a finding.
Objects such as skeletons, sarcophagi, vessels or military material are added only to show scale and typology, labelled “indicative — not detected”.
Everything is rendered at real scale. The model is a visualised hypothesis: it does not prove the existence or the identity of any find.
The main views of the rebuild inside VOXEL.
First run the scan’s “AI Analysis”; the rebuild is based on its report.
Open the same file in the VOXEL 3D Visualizer.
In the Section menu, choose the “🧱 3D rebuild” tab.
Tap the button. If the file has no position, state where the scan was made.
Rotation, SLICE, filters, soil removal, light and shadows.
Keep it on your phone or send it as a .glb file.
“📤 Send 3D (.glb)” creates a glTF 2.0 file with colours, at real scale in metres.
Program and service names are mentioned for compatibility only and belong to their owners.
You only pay for what is actually visualised.
Each scan file that is visualised costs 1 token; a new file means a new token.
Rebuild tokens are charged separately from the VOXEL view.
You are not charged if the rebuild fails or if the scan has no body to rebuild.
A rebuild saved on your phone reopens without a new charge.
The rebuild is not charged for the TEAM tier.
Available in every subscriber tier. Requires an AI Analysis of the scan first.
See the full token price list →
If the file has no position, you state where the scan was made. It is used only rounded, to roughly 1 km, for the soil type and the history of the area, and it is not stored. No coordinates go into the model.
The rebuild shows one possible reading. It does not confirm a tomb, a treasure or any find.
Skeletons, vessels or other objects in the model were not detected; they are added only for scale and typology.
Position and depth come from the measurement and share its limits; soil, noise and the way the scan was taken affect the result.
The user is responsible for how the model is used. Survey or excavation at archaeological sites is allowed only with the permits required by law.
Material on the 3D Rebuild: guides, examples, videos.
AI Analysis, VOXEL, 3D REBUILD Noetic, and the model is in your hands.
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