Point cloud sharing platform
TENZOH, our point cloud viewer, lets you share 3D scan data from the field through a single URL. Nothing to install. It stays quick even on a phone.
We exhibited at the Sewage Works Exhibition '26 Tokyo, in a joint booth with SUZUTECH.
Six Pillars
The name comes from an old Japanese idea: what matters goes into the storehouse, kept safe and passed on. Here are the six pillars of TENZOH.
We store large point cloud data encrypted at rest. Permissions and share links give you fine-grained control over who sees what, so the site data you care about stays protected.
Even point clouds with hundreds of millions of points render smoothly in the browser alone. Open them straight from a phone or tablet in the field.
Measurement, cross sections, box selection, and display modes. The tools of specialist software, with controls anyone can pick up.
The point cloud sits on its real-world coordinates, overlaid on a map. One look tells you which site the data covers.
Mark the spots you care about, leave a record, and share it. Inspection, handover, and reporting stay on the 3D data from start to finish.
“We want to put a pump here.” From words like these, TENZOH creates a full-scale 3D object you can place in the point cloud to check the fit.
Features
Every image here is an actual viewer screen. Even large datasets handle like this, in the browser alone.
Fly-through, rotation, and zoom stay smooth. Display quality adjusts automatically, so viewing stays comfortable even on a mobile connection in the field.
Measuring a distance takes a few clicks. You can also measure accurately along a chosen axis, or cut a cross section to look inside—all without specialist software.
Drop a tag or a note on the spot you care about, and attach photos and files. Send the link, and the other person opens the same spot from the same viewpoint.
Data with location information is linked to the map. When you have data from multiple sites, you can pick one on the map and open it.
“Can a control panel fit next to this pipe?” AI generates a 3D object at its actual catalog dimensions and places it in the point cloud. You can work through a retrofit or an expansion on the spot.
Patent pending
Security
Your 3D site data is a valuable asset. We build security into TENZOH from the design stage, and we keep running third-party security assessments and improving on what they find.
Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and is hosted in Japan.
You control permissions at the organization, project, and dataset level. On a public link, you can set an expiration date, add a password, and revoke access at any time.
We log who viewed or acted on what, and when. You can also see how the people you shared with are using it.
We repeat security assessments from an attacker's point of view, and what we find keeps going back into the product.
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Coming Soon
We are building a link between TENZOH and URAUCHI, our knowledge platform for field decisions, so you can move between the 3D space and the equipment information tied to it. From an equipment tag in the point cloud, open the equipment record. From “See its position in 3D” in the record, jump back into the point cloud. Space in TENZOH, knowledge in URAUCHI: that is how information from your site connects.
In development
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