Digital Twins & Facility Mapping
Virtual facility.
Visual data.
See your building differently.
We capture physical spaces and connect walkthroughs, floor plans, and facility information—helping your team plan projects, locate assets, and understand the building.
Capture. Map. Organize.
What your team
receives.
A way to explore, a plan to reference, and selected details in context. We agree the right combination for your project.
We define the areas, outputs and handoff with you before work begins. See how to start
The information behind the building
Your space.
Connected to its details.
Select a room or asset. Find its notes, reference documents, and maintenance information in the context of the building.
Pre-demo / renovation project example
Before the work.
Know the space.
Once a space changes, the earlier layout can be hard to revisit. This SECMAPTEC capture brings the interior, tagged details, and matching floor plan into a visual reference for discussing the work ahead.
Existing conditions, in context.
A real capture · Tagged building features · Matching plan
Pre-demo / renovation project example
Walk through.
Look closer.
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What to look for
Three ways to put the capture to work.
Follow the layout.
Move between rooms and use the dollhouse view to see how entrances, doorways, and circulation connect.
Open a tagged detail.
Look at a light, ceiling grille, or door. Its note connects a visible feature to the information a team may need to verify.
Compare the plan.
Use the matching layout below to locate the same area and give a contractor a shared reference for a scope discussion.
The capture records visible conditions at a point in time. Tags add context; they do not verify concealed systems or operating condition. This example uses Matterport; the tools for your project depend on the space and intended use.
The plan behind the capture
The same space.
On the plan.
The walkthrough shows what is there. This matching plan makes the arrangement easier to reference when discussing rooms, access, and proposed work.
- Locate rooms, hallways, and doorways
- Compare the layout with the captured view
- Use approximate dimensions for early discussions
Confirm measurements and site conditions before design, fabrication, or construction.
Plan your first SecMapComm Room Remediation
See the room.
Plan the remediation.
We scan existing comm room conditions to give engineers, electricians, and the contractors responsible for remediation a visual reference for planning and coordinating the work.
After remediation, end users can hire SECMAPTEC for a follow-up scan to capture the finished installation and document the room’s completed state.
Existing-condition scans · Post-remediation capture
Comm Room Remediation
A room.
A scope of work.
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Explore the room and select its tags to see how remediation work can be documented in context. Use the ruler control to show saved concept dimensions, including the proposed 3 ft × 4 ft backboard outline. Confirm dimensions and clearances on site before installation.
Discuss your comm room Back to project examplesOffice/Warehouse Asset Survey
Explore the space.
Find the details.
Follow a visible-asset inventory through offices, shared rooms, and warehouse areas. Tagged lights, electrical devices, cabling, plumbing, HVAC, and building features connect each note to its location in the scan.
Layer colors identify the discipline, while device-specific icons distinguish the assets. Existing project views and relevant reference tags remain part of the tour.
Visible conditions · Organized asset notes · Existing project context
Office/Warehouse Asset Survey
A walkthrough.
An asset reference.
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Select a tag to read its observation and verification notes. Access Control is orange; Electrical yellow; Plumbing blue; HVAC teal; Cameras dark purple; and Cabling & Pathways green. Confirm equipment identity, operation, concealed systems, and dimensions on site before planning work.
Discuss an asset survey Back to project examplesCapture & documentation, scoped to your project
Your first
SecMap.
A focused project for facility owners and managers preparing for renovations, coordinating contractors, or organizing building information. Start with a whole facility or a priority area.
Request a project quoteBased in Dallas–Fort Worth · Travel agreed by project
A useful starting scope
A walkthrough to revisit
Capture the agreed areas and provide an interactive view for your team, with hosting and access arranged in the quote.
A plan to reference
A floor plan or layout of the agreed area, with room labels and reference dimensions appropriate to its intended use.
Selected details in place
Organize the agreed rooms or assets with tags, notes, and relevant records you provide. The scope defines what is included.
Defined before we begin.
Your written scope and quote set the areas, record count, delivered files, review steps, timing, price, and hosting/access duration. Additional capture, record updates, and integrations are quoted separately.
Start with a few details.
Tell us the facility city, approximate size or areas, intended use, priority records, and your timing. We’ll discuss fit and access before arranging a capture.
Prefer to talk? Book a free introductionDesigned around the work you do
One facility.
So many applications.
01 / Understand what you have
The whole facility.
A shared understanding.
Explore rooms, locate assets, and bring everyday building information into one visual reference. Help staff get oriented and give contractors useful context before a visit.
Discuss your facility
02 / Start with a shared picture
Better context.
More useful proposals.
Give your project team floor plans, existing-condition records, and visual references to plan changes and prepare clearer proposals.
Discuss your next project
03 / Help the next person find it
Less searching.
More understanding.
Link assets to manuals, service notes, and reference images so staff and contractors can find what they need. Agree an update process that fits your team.
Discuss your maintenance needs
04 / Put the map where it matters
Clear directions.
Print or display.
Plan room-specific maps for walls and LED displays, tailored to where people will use them.
- Room-specific foam boards
- Print-ready room maps with a “You are here” reference matched to each posting location.
- Adjustable digital maps
- Layouts for LED displays that can be revised as room uses and facility information change.
05 / An optional layer
Security context.
When you need it.
Include selected device locations and reference documents when they serve your project. We agree what to capture, who can access it, and how it will be delivered.
Discuss documentation scope
FACILITY MAPPING.
Digital Twins & Facility Mapping
A clearer picture.
A facility-wide view.
We capture physical spaces and organize the information around them. Walkthroughs, floor plans, room details, and asset documentation help facility teams plan projects, coordinate vendors, and make informed decisions.
Based in Dallas–Fort Worth, Texas. Tell us where your facility is, and we’ll discuss the scope and whether a site visit makes sense for your project.
Let’s get to know your spaceGood questions. Clear answers.
Before
we begin.
What goes into a SecMap?
A SecMap connects a spatial digital twin of your facility with floor plans and selected records. We agree the areas to capture, the information to include, and the deliverables that will help your team.
What should we share to get started?
Tell us where the facility is, which areas matter, and what you want your team to be able to do. Let us know about existing plans, access constraints, and the timing you have in mind. We’ll use that to discuss scope and next steps.
Where will our facility information live?
We agree the hosting platform, access arrangements, and handoff formats with you during project scoping. You choose which facility records to include; software integrations and sensitive system details are separately scoped.
How do we keep the information current?
A capture documents your facility at a point in time. We agree a practical schedule for recaptures and record updates as rooms, equipment, and layouts change. Live data feeds and automated updates are separately scoped.
Your next project starts with a conversation
Ready to see
the bigger picture?
Tell us about your building. We’ll start with what matters to you.