My main use case for Matterport is to create digital twins of rooms for video games. I use Vuforia Engine, which needs the point clouds that Matterport creates with Leica. The process is straightforward. First, I scan the room and pass the scanned room to the software development team for video games. In the video game software, I use these point clouds to create real-time tracking with AR games. I only use Matterport to create twins for video games.
My main use of Matterport is for real estate, for selling or for Airbnb homes. For clients like those in Hawaii, you are far away from the continent, so it is much easier if you do a Matterport so people, instead of traveling, can visit the homes. Or for Airbnb, people that are going to travel to a home need to make sure it is what they are looking for. Matterport really makes the process more safe because they can see what is going on at the home and if it is really what they want. The walkthrough is perfect and you are able to look around, up and down. You really have the feeling of what is going on inside the home. I appreciate the new features, including the ability to unfurnish the home. Sometimes you are doing a Matterport for a home that is for sale, but it has all the furniture inside. This feature is really good because you can take all the furniture out of the home. For the quality control that I do for Space 808 in Hawaii, we create a website for the clients and then we have the link so people can open the property website with all the photos and Matterport together. Sometimes the clients already have a Matterport account, so we just photograph, scan, and then transfer to the client. Here in Brazil, we send the link and they use it on their websites for real estate agents. One time in Hawaii, we did a Matterport for a coffee house company that, instead of sending a person to check the construction, asked me to scan the construction and send it to them. This way, everybody can visit the construction. I think this is a great idea and it really saves a lot of time and money for the companies.
My main use case for Matterport is with real estate agencies on the Andalusian coast, primarily to create virtual tours for remote sales or at least remote lead generation for foreign clients.In a recent real estate transaction, as well as in others, luxury real estate agencies normally ask for a photographic report and drone work, because these houses usually have very interesting exteriors. They also ask for a virtual tour with Matterport, which is used basically for virtual tours, although sometimes it is used later to download floor plans.
University Student at a university with 5,001-10,000 employees
Real User
Jul 10, 2026
My main use case is scanning houses and locations of floods for my restoration job. During my restoration period, when I received a flood call, I would arrive on the scene with a Matterport 3D camera and have the app opened. I would scan each room and each angle of the room, and I would upload it to create a detailed 3D map of the house on Matterport.
My main use case for Matterport is importing spherical images and renders. I render full spherical 360 images and then import them into Matterport to create a space that I share with clients. The resolution I work with is 16K. Regarding my main use case with Matterport, it has become expensive lately, which is the only issue I face.
I primarily use Matterport to capture as-built conditions, so for the projects we work on, we require most of the time to produce an as-built condition of the asset. We capture it using Matterport and we use that now to update our as-builts. We also sometimes use Matterport for marketing. For example, some Airbnbs capture properties and then post them on their website as a showcase for advertisements for Airbnbs and hotel rooms. Here in Kenya, in a town called Mombasa, we captured a data center where we captured the entire facility.
Software Developer / AI Engineer and Business Developer at MRT Net Solutions
Real User
Top 10
May 28, 2026
My main use case for Matterport is for the 3D scanning of buildings and spaces, whether for work or leisure, as we primarily target companies such as restaurants or offices within our community that would like to broadcast or sell certain products or services. One of the largest scale Matterport uses that we have completed is for a university in Nigeria called Nile University, which requested our services to scan the entirety of the college, including their classrooms and other lounges, to help parents easily access and see the resources of the school without physically going there. I also completed a 3D scan for a restaurant called Taters, a three-star, very expensive restaurant, where we published it on Google Maps for people to have an idea of the ambiance before making a reservation. Additionally, we have scanned for a company offering dedicated and reserved private workspaces for others to showcase their services.
Resource Technology Senior Vdc Engineer at reiSource
Real User
Top 10
May 27, 2026
I use Matterport for insurance claims and in construction for the beginning and the end of the project, including sign-off and end of construction when walls are closed up. This covers key milestones in the construction process. I also use it for maintaining a record for neighboring units and buildings and structures for insurance purposes in case anything goes wrong or is claimed during construction. Additionally, I use it for insurance purposes in general for those dealing with losses and needing to document the current status of their situation.
Matterport offers an advanced 3D platform for capturing and sharing immersive spaces, facilitating enhanced engagement across multiple sectors.Specializing in 3D rendering, Matterport transforms spaces into interactive digital twins, offering significant advantages for real estate, construction, and retail. Its platform supports rapid space capturing, viewing, and sharing, which streamlines project visualization and decision-making processes. This enhances communication and marketing efforts,...
My main use case for Matterport is to create digital twins of rooms for video games. I use Vuforia Engine, which needs the point clouds that Matterport creates with Leica. The process is straightforward. First, I scan the room and pass the scanned room to the software development team for video games. In the video game software, I use these point clouds to create real-time tracking with AR games. I only use Matterport to create twins for video games.
My main use of Matterport is for real estate, for selling or for Airbnb homes. For clients like those in Hawaii, you are far away from the continent, so it is much easier if you do a Matterport so people, instead of traveling, can visit the homes. Or for Airbnb, people that are going to travel to a home need to make sure it is what they are looking for. Matterport really makes the process more safe because they can see what is going on at the home and if it is really what they want. The walkthrough is perfect and you are able to look around, up and down. You really have the feeling of what is going on inside the home. I appreciate the new features, including the ability to unfurnish the home. Sometimes you are doing a Matterport for a home that is for sale, but it has all the furniture inside. This feature is really good because you can take all the furniture out of the home. For the quality control that I do for Space 808 in Hawaii, we create a website for the clients and then we have the link so people can open the property website with all the photos and Matterport together. Sometimes the clients already have a Matterport account, so we just photograph, scan, and then transfer to the client. Here in Brazil, we send the link and they use it on their websites for real estate agents. One time in Hawaii, we did a Matterport for a coffee house company that, instead of sending a person to check the construction, asked me to scan the construction and send it to them. This way, everybody can visit the construction. I think this is a great idea and it really saves a lot of time and money for the companies.
My main use case for Matterport is with real estate agencies on the Andalusian coast, primarily to create virtual tours for remote sales or at least remote lead generation for foreign clients.In a recent real estate transaction, as well as in others, luxury real estate agencies normally ask for a photographic report and drone work, because these houses usually have very interesting exteriors. They also ask for a virtual tour with Matterport, which is used basically for virtual tours, although sometimes it is used later to download floor plans.
My main use case is scanning houses and locations of floods for my restoration job. During my restoration period, when I received a flood call, I would arrive on the scene with a Matterport 3D camera and have the app opened. I would scan each room and each angle of the room, and I would upload it to create a detailed 3D map of the house on Matterport.
My main use case for Matterport is importing spherical images and renders. I render full spherical 360 images and then import them into Matterport to create a space that I share with clients. The resolution I work with is 16K. Regarding my main use case with Matterport, it has become expensive lately, which is the only issue I face.
I primarily use Matterport to capture as-built conditions, so for the projects we work on, we require most of the time to produce an as-built condition of the asset. We capture it using Matterport and we use that now to update our as-builts. We also sometimes use Matterport for marketing. For example, some Airbnbs capture properties and then post them on their website as a showcase for advertisements for Airbnbs and hotel rooms. Here in Kenya, in a town called Mombasa, we captured a data center where we captured the entire facility.
My main use case for Matterport is for the 3D scanning of buildings and spaces, whether for work or leisure, as we primarily target companies such as restaurants or offices within our community that would like to broadcast or sell certain products or services. One of the largest scale Matterport uses that we have completed is for a university in Nigeria called Nile University, which requested our services to scan the entirety of the college, including their classrooms and other lounges, to help parents easily access and see the resources of the school without physically going there. I also completed a 3D scan for a restaurant called Taters, a three-star, very expensive restaurant, where we published it on Google Maps for people to have an idea of the ambiance before making a reservation. Additionally, we have scanned for a company offering dedicated and reserved private workspaces for others to showcase their services.
I use Matterport for insurance claims and in construction for the beginning and the end of the project, including sign-off and end of construction when walls are closed up. This covers key milestones in the construction process. I also use it for maintaining a record for neighboring units and buildings and structures for insurance purposes in case anything goes wrong or is claimed during construction. Additionally, I use it for insurance purposes in general for those dealing with losses and needing to document the current status of their situation.