3D Digital Twin Services
StorX Solutions scans your facility in 3D so every layout decision starts from real conditions.
Plan With Confidence Using a 3D Digital Twin Solution
StorX delivers digital twin services that capture your warehouse or manufacturing facility as it stands today.
Using LiDAR scanning, we turn aisles, racking, columns, and open floor space into an interactive 3D model and engineered drawings your team can rely on for permits, layout changes, and future projects.
Capture Data Without Pausing Operations
Reality capture takes place while forklifts keep moving, so your operation stays productive throughout the scan.
Walk Every Site Remotely
Your team can move through the facility 3D model online, reviewing aisles and bays as if standing on the floor.
Design Racking Around Real Conditions
StorX engineers racking and storage layouts directly on the scanned model, in new and existing buildings alike.
Accelerate Project Planning With a 3D Digital Twin Solution
Every digital twin project starts with an on-site LiDAR scan using Matterport technology. The camera-mounted scanner records the full facility, replacing tape measures and hand-taken dimensions with laser-measured data.
The StorX engineers then convert the scan into detailed CAD drawings ready to guide layout and storage optimization decisions.
What Our 3D Digital Twin Solutions Deliver
Most facilities can move from scan to finished drawings in as little as two weeks. You keep project files set on your own servers, plus online access to every site we scan for you. When you are ready to act on the data, our system design and layout team uses the same 3D record to plan your next storage system.
Solve Facility Problems That Start With Missing Drawings
Many facilities change hands, expand, or age past the point where reliable records exist. A digital replica of your building replaces guesswork with measured conditions, giving you a planning base to use right away and revisit for years.
A single capture keeps paying off, supporting several projects over time – from layout changes to multi-site reviews.
Document Older and Acquired Buildings
Aging facilities or those that came through an acquisition often lack usable drawings. Our digital twin services rebuild that record from the building itself, producing up-to-date as-built documentation that reflects current walls, racking, and clearances.
Align Stakeholders Around One Model
Operations leaders, engineers, and installation crews can all review the same digital twin, so every party works from one set of dimensions instead of separate site notes. When documentation is the main need, our as-built drawings service turns that record into plans for permits and egress reviews.
Reconfigure Racking in Existing Buildings
Planning to move bays, add racking in another zone, or remobilize equipment? Every change is laid out using the clear heights and column spacing captured in the scan, so new pallet racking fits the real building before any work begins on the floor.
Review Every Location From One Place
For organizations running several facilities, a digital twin of each building gives regional and corporate teams a shared view of every site, where they can compare locations, discuss changes to specific bays, and approve projects with far less travel.
3D Digital Twin Solutions for Warehouse and Industrial Operations
From distribution centers to production plants and mixed retail and warehouse buildings, every 3D digital twin solution we deliver captures the details your next project depends on.
Frequently Asked Questions About Our Digital Twin Services
How much does a digital twin cost?
Digital twin pricing depends on the size of each facility, the number of locations, and the deliverables you need. Each location is scanned and engineered as its own upfront service, so multi-site programs are quoted per building. Because a LiDAR scan replaces manual measuring with tape and laser measures, the service stays cost-effective even across large portfolios.
What is a digital twin used for?
Facility teams use a digital twin to document buildings that lack reliable drawings, often older or newly acquired sites. The scan produces as-built drawings that support the egress and life safety documentation inspectors request. It also helps plan racking changes and remobilizations, gives remote executives a walkable view of every location, and supplies accurate drawings for future quotes and bid packages.
What are the four main types of digital twins?
Digital twins are usually grouped by scale.
- Component twins model a single part.
- Asset twins model a complete product or structure.
- System twins show how several assets work together.
- Process twins connect those systems into an entire operation.
Which software is best for digital twins?
The right software depends on the goal. Sensor-driven platforms suit live process monitoring and simulation, while reality capture platforms that pair LiDAR scanning with an online 3D viewer suit facility documentation and layout planning. Among them, Matterport is a widely used reality capture platform, that delivers walkable 3D models and engineered drawings for warehouses and industrial buildings.
