Drone images in – USDZ, OBJ or DAE out.
Industrial assets, machinery and outdoor installations are turned from drone images into USDZ, OBJ, DAE or custom formats – PBR-optimised for Blender, Unity and Unreal.
Project fit
Input in. Target system out.
The first job of this page is clarity: what you send, what you receive, and which target systems the handoff is built for.
Your input
- Drone images (JPG/RAW/TIFF)
- Industrial assets, machinery, outdoor installations
- Facades, tanks, silos, pipe systems
- Any drone with overlap-grid capture
Your output
- USDZ – AR-ready for Apple devices
- OBJ + MTL – universal 3D format
- DAE (Collada) – open scene format
- GLB / GLTF – web 3D and real-time engine
- PBR textures optimised for target software
Target software
Search intent & use case
When industrial and custom formats matter
This page is the right entry point for searches around OBJ, DAE, USDZ, or GLB exports from drone imagery. Unlike PV or CAD projects, the outcome here is often a digital twin, visualisation asset, AR/VR model, or technical communication layer inside product workflows.
That makes the target environment critical: Blender, Unity, Unreal, web viewers, or internal asset pipelines. The page now explains that downstream fit more clearly and points users toward format and specialist detail pages.
Typical project cases
Process
How the handoff works
Upload images
Capture asset or object with overlap grid and upload.
3D reconstruction
Photogrammetry and Blender pipeline produce a polygon model.
Format & PBR optimisation
Export into target format + PBR texture optimisation for your software.
Delivery in 12–48h
Format files downloadable directly in your dashboard.
From the project side
“Fast communication, precise results. Finally a service provider who truly understands technical requirements.”
S. Weber
Industrial product designer
Start immediately
Calculate price and order directly
From €45 · Delivery in 12–24h · No account required
Next step
Request a project now
If the use case fits, the next step is just your dataset, the required handoff, and the next project milestone.