Construct IN
Construct IN
Construct IN
26 de out. de 2020
26 de out. de 2020
26 de out. de 2020
How 360° images came about and their impacts on construction.
How 360° images came about and their impacts on construction.
Have you ever stopped to think about the evolution of technologies and how they can be important for the market? Check out a brief history of 360º cameras.
Have you ever stopped to think about the evolution of technologies and how they can be important for the market? Check out a brief history of 360º cameras.


Isis Gonzaga
Journalist


Isis Gonzaga
Journalist


Isis Gonzaga
Journalist
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cOMPARTILHE NAS REDES




It has been a while since the habit of capturing images has been part of people's daily lives. Likewise, the need and restlessness to make techniques or devices increasingly modern and multifunctional have always been present.
If we stop to think, the possibility of recording something or a portrait of someone goes back to the time of painting, as many terms and resources we know today originated from the history of great painters.
Indeed, when we talk about 360º images - the main tool used by Construct IN - we can hardly imagine where all this originated and the importance of these transformations for society.
Back in the 18th century, the English painter Robert Barker, in search of a reinvention in his visual representations, innovated by presenting his art on a cylindrical surface, which could be viewed from the inside.
This was one of the first contacts with the term ‘panorama’, which made artworks even more real and similar to the capacity of the human eye with a 360-degree view.

*The panorama of London - Robert Barker*
Over time, there have been many advancements in panoramic imaging until we reached what we see today. Panoramic photography can be defined as the set of numerous images taken from the same camera.
It seems simple, as nowadays we have much easier access, both integrated into mobile devices and also in exclusive cameras for this type of image, which are continuously updating to present cutting-edge technology.

*First camera capable of taking 360-degree photographs*
Emergence of 360° Cameras
What is often unknown is that to achieve the current performance of this technique, several transformations were necessary, as initially, it was done using printed versions of the film itself.
Based on some records about the history of photography, it can be said that the emergence of the 360º camera occurred through the Brazilian photographer Sebastião Carvalho Leme, in 1957. The idea would have arisen from the need to record buildings located at three distinct points, thus, only a 360-degree image could encompass everything.
With the possibility of photographs capturing a total angle proven, it was through digitalization, the creation of computers, and software optimizations that it became possible to facilitate this work and make it more accurate and qualified.
Advancements in Technology
Currently, there are various technologies capable of integrating the digital world with the real one, as well as creating opportunities for different market segments.
In an attempt to create a more assertive, immersive, and connected communication, tools like 360º cameras appear as a great growth option for companies seeking innovation, as well as a new and modern alternative for recording and sharing information.
It can be said that digitalization and the enhancement of technological resources have become part not only of the world of art or entertainment but also of business, expanding work possibilities and productivity.
Use of 360° Cameras in Civil Construction
After a brief history of 360º images, we can see that technological evolution is important in numerous aspects. And that is where we start to discuss the application of this technology in the construction industry since optimizing time and increasing productivity are very necessary today.
And where does Construct IN come in? The platform allows for remote monitoring of construction sites through capturing 360º images.
Thus, by applying cameras in the civil construction market, we enable immersion in certain environments, integrating engineers, architects, designers, and all professionals involved in the project.
But none of this works on its own. Effective communication occurs through documentation via 360º images connected to other technologies and tools, such as the BIM (Building Information Modeling) methodology.
It’s worth recapping the real purpose and power of cameras, and even of the paintings themselves, to capture certain situations or important information accessible at any moment.
When it comes to 360º images, the quality and benefits of these files are even greater, as they provide a much broader and more detailed view, especially when used in areas previously devoid of this type of technology.
Click here to learn more about the 360° capture technology of Visi by Construct IN.
It has been a while since the habit of capturing images has been part of people's daily lives. Likewise, the need and restlessness to make techniques or devices increasingly modern and multifunctional have always been present.
If we stop to think, the possibility of recording something or a portrait of someone goes back to the time of painting, as many terms and resources we know today originated from the history of great painters.
Indeed, when we talk about 360º images - the main tool used by Construct IN - we can hardly imagine where all this originated and the importance of these transformations for society.
Back in the 18th century, the English painter Robert Barker, in search of a reinvention in his visual representations, innovated by presenting his art on a cylindrical surface, which could be viewed from the inside.
This was one of the first contacts with the term ‘panorama’, which made artworks even more real and similar to the capacity of the human eye with a 360-degree view.

*The panorama of London - Robert Barker*
Over time, there have been many advancements in panoramic imaging until we reached what we see today. Panoramic photography can be defined as the set of numerous images taken from the same camera.
It seems simple, as nowadays we have much easier access, both integrated into mobile devices and also in exclusive cameras for this type of image, which are continuously updating to present cutting-edge technology.

*First camera capable of taking 360-degree photographs*
Emergence of 360° Cameras
What is often unknown is that to achieve the current performance of this technique, several transformations were necessary, as initially, it was done using printed versions of the film itself.
Based on some records about the history of photography, it can be said that the emergence of the 360º camera occurred through the Brazilian photographer Sebastião Carvalho Leme, in 1957. The idea would have arisen from the need to record buildings located at three distinct points, thus, only a 360-degree image could encompass everything.
With the possibility of photographs capturing a total angle proven, it was through digitalization, the creation of computers, and software optimizations that it became possible to facilitate this work and make it more accurate and qualified.
Advancements in Technology
Currently, there are various technologies capable of integrating the digital world with the real one, as well as creating opportunities for different market segments.
In an attempt to create a more assertive, immersive, and connected communication, tools like 360º cameras appear as a great growth option for companies seeking innovation, as well as a new and modern alternative for recording and sharing information.
It can be said that digitalization and the enhancement of technological resources have become part not only of the world of art or entertainment but also of business, expanding work possibilities and productivity.
Use of 360° Cameras in Civil Construction
After a brief history of 360º images, we can see that technological evolution is important in numerous aspects. And that is where we start to discuss the application of this technology in the construction industry since optimizing time and increasing productivity are very necessary today.
And where does Construct IN come in? The platform allows for remote monitoring of construction sites through capturing 360º images.
Thus, by applying cameras in the civil construction market, we enable immersion in certain environments, integrating engineers, architects, designers, and all professionals involved in the project.
But none of this works on its own. Effective communication occurs through documentation via 360º images connected to other technologies and tools, such as the BIM (Building Information Modeling) methodology.
It’s worth recapping the real purpose and power of cameras, and even of the paintings themselves, to capture certain situations or important information accessible at any moment.
When it comes to 360º images, the quality and benefits of these files are even greater, as they provide a much broader and more detailed view, especially when used in areas previously devoid of this type of technology.
Click here to learn more about the 360° capture technology of Visi by Construct IN.
It has been a while since the habit of capturing images has been part of people's daily lives. Likewise, the need and restlessness to make techniques or devices increasingly modern and multifunctional have always been present.
If we stop to think, the possibility of recording something or a portrait of someone goes back to the time of painting, as many terms and resources we know today originated from the history of great painters.
Indeed, when we talk about 360º images - the main tool used by Construct IN - we can hardly imagine where all this originated and the importance of these transformations for society.
Back in the 18th century, the English painter Robert Barker, in search of a reinvention in his visual representations, innovated by presenting his art on a cylindrical surface, which could be viewed from the inside.
This was one of the first contacts with the term ‘panorama’, which made artworks even more real and similar to the capacity of the human eye with a 360-degree view.

*The panorama of London - Robert Barker*
Over time, there have been many advancements in panoramic imaging until we reached what we see today. Panoramic photography can be defined as the set of numerous images taken from the same camera.
It seems simple, as nowadays we have much easier access, both integrated into mobile devices and also in exclusive cameras for this type of image, which are continuously updating to present cutting-edge technology.

*First camera capable of taking 360-degree photographs*
Emergence of 360° Cameras
What is often unknown is that to achieve the current performance of this technique, several transformations were necessary, as initially, it was done using printed versions of the film itself.
Based on some records about the history of photography, it can be said that the emergence of the 360º camera occurred through the Brazilian photographer Sebastião Carvalho Leme, in 1957. The idea would have arisen from the need to record buildings located at three distinct points, thus, only a 360-degree image could encompass everything.
With the possibility of photographs capturing a total angle proven, it was through digitalization, the creation of computers, and software optimizations that it became possible to facilitate this work and make it more accurate and qualified.
Advancements in Technology
Currently, there are various technologies capable of integrating the digital world with the real one, as well as creating opportunities for different market segments.
In an attempt to create a more assertive, immersive, and connected communication, tools like 360º cameras appear as a great growth option for companies seeking innovation, as well as a new and modern alternative for recording and sharing information.
It can be said that digitalization and the enhancement of technological resources have become part not only of the world of art or entertainment but also of business, expanding work possibilities and productivity.
Use of 360° Cameras in Civil Construction
After a brief history of 360º images, we can see that technological evolution is important in numerous aspects. And that is where we start to discuss the application of this technology in the construction industry since optimizing time and increasing productivity are very necessary today.
And where does Construct IN come in? The platform allows for remote monitoring of construction sites through capturing 360º images.
Thus, by applying cameras in the civil construction market, we enable immersion in certain environments, integrating engineers, architects, designers, and all professionals involved in the project.
But none of this works on its own. Effective communication occurs through documentation via 360º images connected to other technologies and tools, such as the BIM (Building Information Modeling) methodology.
It’s worth recapping the real purpose and power of cameras, and even of the paintings themselves, to capture certain situations or important information accessible at any moment.
When it comes to 360º images, the quality and benefits of these files are even greater, as they provide a much broader and more detailed view, especially when used in areas previously devoid of this type of technology.
Click here to learn more about the 360° capture technology of Visi by Construct IN.
It has been a while since the habit of capturing images has been part of people's daily lives. Likewise, the need and restlessness to make techniques or devices increasingly modern and multifunctional have always been present.
If we stop to think, the possibility of recording something or a portrait of someone goes back to the time of painting, as many terms and resources we know today originated from the history of great painters.
Indeed, when we talk about 360º images - the main tool used by Construct IN - we can hardly imagine where all this originated and the importance of these transformations for society.
Back in the 18th century, the English painter Robert Barker, in search of a reinvention in his visual representations, innovated by presenting his art on a cylindrical surface, which could be viewed from the inside.
This was one of the first contacts with the term ‘panorama’, which made artworks even more real and similar to the capacity of the human eye with a 360-degree view.

*The panorama of London - Robert Barker*
Over time, there have been many advancements in panoramic imaging until we reached what we see today. Panoramic photography can be defined as the set of numerous images taken from the same camera.
It seems simple, as nowadays we have much easier access, both integrated into mobile devices and also in exclusive cameras for this type of image, which are continuously updating to present cutting-edge technology.

*First camera capable of taking 360-degree photographs*
Emergence of 360° Cameras
What is often unknown is that to achieve the current performance of this technique, several transformations were necessary, as initially, it was done using printed versions of the film itself.
Based on some records about the history of photography, it can be said that the emergence of the 360º camera occurred through the Brazilian photographer Sebastião Carvalho Leme, in 1957. The idea would have arisen from the need to record buildings located at three distinct points, thus, only a 360-degree image could encompass everything.
With the possibility of photographs capturing a total angle proven, it was through digitalization, the creation of computers, and software optimizations that it became possible to facilitate this work and make it more accurate and qualified.
Advancements in Technology
Currently, there are various technologies capable of integrating the digital world with the real one, as well as creating opportunities for different market segments.
In an attempt to create a more assertive, immersive, and connected communication, tools like 360º cameras appear as a great growth option for companies seeking innovation, as well as a new and modern alternative for recording and sharing information.
It can be said that digitalization and the enhancement of technological resources have become part not only of the world of art or entertainment but also of business, expanding work possibilities and productivity.
Use of 360° Cameras in Civil Construction
After a brief history of 360º images, we can see that technological evolution is important in numerous aspects. And that is where we start to discuss the application of this technology in the construction industry since optimizing time and increasing productivity are very necessary today.
And where does Construct IN come in? The platform allows for remote monitoring of construction sites through capturing 360º images.
Thus, by applying cameras in the civil construction market, we enable immersion in certain environments, integrating engineers, architects, designers, and all professionals involved in the project.
But none of this works on its own. Effective communication occurs through documentation via 360º images connected to other technologies and tools, such as the BIM (Building Information Modeling) methodology.
It’s worth recapping the real purpose and power of cameras, and even of the paintings themselves, to capture certain situations or important information accessible at any moment.
When it comes to 360º images, the quality and benefits of these files are even greater, as they provide a much broader and more detailed view, especially when used in areas previously devoid of this type of technology.
Click here to learn more about the 360° capture technology of Visi by Construct IN.
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Isis Gonzaga
Journalist


Isis Gonzaga
Journalist


Isis Gonzaga
Journalist
Jornalista com expertise em Marketing de Conteúdo e Produto, transformando conhecimentos de copywriting em estratégias e lançamentos de sucesso.
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Whats: +55 51 3500-8295
contato@constructin.com.br
Avenida Unisinos, 950 UNITEC 1 - G12 / Sala 120
- Cristo Rei, São Leopoldo - RS, 93022-750
Whats: +55 51 3500-8295
contato@constructin.com.br
Avenida Unisinos, 950 UNITEC 1 - G12 / Sala 120
- Cristo Rei, São Leopoldo - RS, 93022-750