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| Media Release ---  Image 1 courtesy of iGUIDE  Image 2 courtesy of iGUIDE  Image 3 courtesy of iGUIDE  Image 4 courtesy of iGUIDE Planitar Unveils New iGUIDE Radix iGUIDE Radix provides the technology for insurance and restoration professionals to capture comprehensive property data for use in estimating the cost of damages quickly and efficiently. iGUIDE Radix Digital Assets: iGUIDE RADIX Landing Page iGUIDE Radix 3D Tour Example Key Takeaways ● Planitar Inc. announces the launch of iGUIDE Radix, their latest product, which is a 3D tour that was designed for measuring and documenting a space when estimating the cost of mitigation or a rebuild. ● The new offering saves both time and money and you own the data that can be easily shared for remote viewing or estimating. ● Through the new iGUIDE Radix, users will be able to speed up the claims process and document all aspects of property loss with one tour. Kitchener, ON, Aug 3, 2021 - Planitar Inc. the makers of the iGUIDE camera system and space mapping technology, today announced the launch of iGUIDE Radix. iGUIDE Radix allows users to capture comprehensive property data for use in estimating the cost of damages quickly and efficiently. The iGUIDE Radix will be available in Beta on August 10th, 2021. “The launch of iGUIDE Radix is an exciting one because this is where technology can reshape an industry! We have designed Radix specifically for insurance and restoration professionals to capture and share comprehensive property data for use in estimating the cost of damages in a very cost-effective way,” says Michael Vervena, VP of Sales & Marketing at Planitar. “Within minutes, you can document a property loss, upload the data from your phone, and share the images and measurements instantly with your estimator. This is faster and easier than sketching by hand or using other technologies, especially when it comes to the majority of losses that are just several rooms - you speed up the process, reduce travel time, and increase efficiency.” Capturing the state of a property for insurance claims and restoration purposes can be expensive and time-consuming. Numerous site visits may be required to gather comprehensive data such as detailed measurements and photographs. With iGUIDE Radix, users can save time by capturing data quickly and cut costs by eliminating the need for multiple site visits. iGUIDE Radix also provides accurate measurements and the ability to access, download and share the complete set of data, which includes 3D tour and all assets for archiving. Source: Planitar (iGUIDE) --- WGAN Forum Related Discussions ✓ All WGAN Forum discussions tagged: iGUIDE Radix | iGUIDE | iGUIDE PLANIX | iGUIDE Stitch ✓ WGAN Forum discussions tagged: Insurance | Restoration | Fire | Flood ✓ iGUIDE PLANIX is the 3D Camera Kit Matterport Wished It Created ✓ BIG NEWS!! New iGUIDE camera available in April. ✓ Transcript: WGAN-TV | Introduction to iGuide: a Deep-Dive Demo & Discussion ✓ Free WGAN Cheat Sheet: Which Virtual Tour Platform is Best (for Me)? ✓ WGAN MarketPlace: iGUIDE |
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| Inman (3 August 2021) Imaging startup Planitar launches tech tool to assess home damage | The new iGUIDE Radix uses Planitar's existing imaging system but is designed to cater to the needs of insurance and restoration professionals | ||
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| Restoration & Remediation (3 August 2021) Planitar Launches iGUIDE Radix Space Mapping Tech for Estimating Restoration Cost | ||
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| So the question I would ask is, how much is an average job going to cost an insurance/ restoration company to for them to receive all the digital assets to make a comprehensive judgment? Right now most insurance companies rely on large photographs, 2D, to make their assessments. $750 minimum? I'd say this elevates the costs two to three fold at least with precision photogrammetry we can provide, compared to the less reliable industry standard. Who concurs with me. |
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