Yes, We accept E57 files from providers such as Matterport, Leica, NavVis, XGrids, Faro and more, and we also support Matterport MatterPak files.

A single map performs best up to ≈2,500 m². For larger footprints or multi-floor venues - split capture zones into logical sections and join them in a MapSet to preserve centimetre accuracy and fast look-ups.The MultiSet app can capture up to 5,000 sq ft (≈465 m²) in a single session. Larger areas can be broken into multiple sessions and merged later on the developer platform. For imports, a single E57 file can be as large as 50,000 sq ft (≈4,650 m²), and multiple files can be merged.

We recommend 15 – 20 % visual overlap between neighbouring maps. This gives MapSet enough shared features to compute high-precision transforms and guarantee seamless hand-offs.

Yes. Re-scan just the affected zone, upload the new fragment, and MapSet automatically realigns it while the rest of the venue stays online - no downtime or full rebuild required.

Record the WGS-84 latitude, longitude, altitude and compass heading of your origin point, then enter those values in the project’s Geo Reference panel. Devices can then feed GPS or UWB HintPosition data for faster, more accurate localization.

Yes. Maps and MapSets can be exported as OBJ or PLY with embedded transform metadata, letting you reuse geometry in BIM, game engines or digital-twin analytics platforms - no vendor lock-in.

MapSet stitches many smaller scans into one seamless “mega-map.” It preserves the detail of each fragment while providing a single coordinate system, so users experience uninterrupted navigation across rooms, floors and outdoor areas.