How it Works
ReUseX turns raw LiDAR scans of existing buildings into reuse-ready models and data packages.
Step 1
On-site registration
Scan + 360° images
Capture LiDAR scans of the building and 360° imagery for visual context. The imagery supports interpretation, review, and traceability during analysis.
Initial manual classification
A light first-pass classification is added (quick tagging of key areas/components). This improves consistency and gives the AI a structured starting point.
Upload of scan data
Scan + imagery are uploaded to the ReUseX workflow (or transferred via an agreed secure method). The dataset is checked for completeness before processing.
Step 2
Compute
Point cloud is generated
ReUseX processes the scan data into a unified point cloud aligned to a consistent coordinate system, ready for segmentation and modelling.
AI segmentation + simple 3D model
ReUseX applies AI to segment the point cloud into building components and generates a simplified 3D model designed for early-phase decisions (screening, quantities, collaboration).
Step 3
Platform
Data accessible on the platform
Users access the 3D model, segmented components, inventories, and documentation in one shared dashboard—so municipalities, owners, and consultants work from the same dataset.
Report generated
A report package is produced based on the model and inventories, documenting inputs, outputs, and key findings to support transformation and reuse decisions.
Collaborative decision-making
Stakeholders can share insights, annotate components, and collaborate on reuse strategies—ensuring all parties align on material recovery priorities and next steps.