Miedla 3D
3D scanning, BIM modeling and virtual tours for architects, engineers, property professionals and industrial businesses
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2022
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-10
About Miedla 3D
Miedla 3D provides laser scanning and photogrammetry to capture existing buildings and sites. Services include 3D modeling, BIM, 2D plans, immersive virtual tours and project-owner assistance.
Its customers include design offices, architects, surveyors, property professionals and businesses in pharmaceutical, petrochemical and food industries. It also serves heritage preservation and other sectors needing site measurements and models.
The company is registered in Châteaurenard, France, and was founded in 2022.
Product: 3D laser scanning and photogrammetry, BIM and 3D modeling, 2D plans, virtual tours and project-owner assistance.
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