Why this server?
Home design and floor plan editor for AI agents that can draw walls, rooms, furniture, doors, and windows, then render 2D plans, 3D views, and photorealistic images. Strong fit for building and visualizing a home digital twin.
Why this server?
Creates and edits 3D floor plans conversationally from room/layout descriptions or uploaded DWG/PDF drawings, with 2D/3D live viewing. Useful for turning your home layout into an editable digital twin.
Why this server?
Controls a photogrammetry pipeline for aligning, meshing, texturing, and exporting scans, plus converting 360° video into perspective frames. Good for capturing your real home and turning it into a 3D mesh digital twin.
Why this server?
Publishes laser scans, Matterport exports, 3D Gaussian splats, 360 photos/video, meshes, and photo sets as virtual spaces. Very relevant for creating an immersive digital twin of your home and guided tours.
Why this server?
Turns iPhone LiDAR scans, depth maps, room scans, and reference photos into real-world measurements with uncertainty ranges. Helps ensure your home digital twin is accurately sized for fit and volume checks.
Why this server?
Enables local creation and editing of Sweet Home 3D projects, including walls, rooms, furniture, and dimensions. A practical tool for constructing a floor-plan-based digital twin of a home.
Why this server?
Supports instruction-driven editing of 3D indoor scene meshes, including object segmentation, geometric edits, rendering, and verification loops. Useful for refining and maintaining an indoor digital twin.
Why this server?
Converts spoken descriptions into standards-compliant floor plans and furnished 3D models with real-time collaborative editing. Good for rapidly drafting and iterating a home digital twin.
Why this server?
Lets AI clients interrogate a building digital twin in plain language, covering rooms, design promises, findings, time series, SQL, and issue export. Useful once your home digital twin exists for checking and monitoring.