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REALITY ENGINE · QUICK BRIEF

Start with a place.
See where it leads.

Explore real places, find your perspective and see what a shared view makes possible.

8 splats. 4 place groups.

Plus visual and thermal imagery. Browse the full collection.

Fairfax assembly-space capturePUBLIC FACILITIESFairfax Board RoomResident, staff and facility preparation →Detroit Stadium District aerial imageryINFRASTRUCTURE & CONTEXTDetroit Stadium DistrictVisual and thermal imagery →

Captured places demonstrate spatial exploration. Applications are starting points for evaluation.

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Keep the source in the story

A compelling view is the start. A decision needs a traceable record.

  1. OriginWho collected the source, where, when, and under what conditions?
  2. ProcessingWhat changed between the original capture and this reconstruction?
  3. ReviewWhat was checked, by whom, and what limitations remain?
What these examples establish

These examples show captured spatial content. Accuracy, completeness and suitability for the intended use need their own review.

Agree on source preservation, permissions, version identity and human review for the proposed use. Visual detail and measurement accuracy are different things.

A briefing for your role

Choose the decision you need to make.

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People & sources

This selection uses existing Aperio portfolio examples, including capture contributions from Michael Rubloff. It does not assign every capture to one creator.

Aperio’s announcement identifies Michael as Global Lead, Spatial Computing & Visualization, in a non-exclusive strategic role. He also founded RadianceFields.com.

Aperio’s Michael Rubloff announcement ↗RadianceFields.com ↗Reality Engine at Aperio ↗Carahsoft Reality Engine overview ↗WWT ATC overview ↗

The WWT link is its general ATC overview; a dedicated Reality Engine destination is forthcoming. Named venues identify the places shown, not customer endorsements.

Confirm individual capture credits, collection dates, methods, permissions, and suitability with Aperio before reuse. Original publication links are available under each example’s source details.