Scan your space
Use a guided smartphone camera scan to capture your indoor environment and reconstruct the room as a three-dimensional model.
3D room reconstructionBuilding energy. Human perspective.
We’re developing AI software to turn smartphone scans of your rooms into 3D models — and help you explore energy-saving and daylight opportunities.
01 Buildings, understood
02 AI, with a purpose
03 People, at the centre
Our direction
Our planned experience brings 3D room reconstruction and AI together to help people understand their living space, use daylight, and explore ways to save energy.
Use a guided smartphone camera scan to capture your indoor environment and reconstruct the room as a three-dimensional model.
3D room reconstructionCombine the room model with information such as location, window orientation, and building details to give the analysis context beyond the camera view.
Building understandingGet understandable, AI-guided suggestions about energy saving and daylight, with explanations of the assumptions and trade-offs involved.
Energy & daylightThis is our planned product experience. Development is ongoing; no public product is available yet.
Meet AuroraStruct
We’re an early-stage venture focused on building-energy AI agents and consumer software. Our starting point is the person living in the building: their questions, their context, and their need for understandable information.
We are currently shaping and developing our first product. There is no public product release yet.
A few useful answers
Not yet. Our first product is in development and has not been publicly released. You can contact us to share your interest or discuss the problems you’d like home-energy software to solve.
Individual consumers who want to better understand energy in their homes. We’re approaching building-energy software from the perspective of the people living in buildings.
No. A room model describes visible geometry, but cannot on its own establish hidden insulation, glazing performance, or actual energy consumption. Our approach calls for additional building information where needed, and clear explanations of uncertainty.
Email [email protected]. We welcome questions, perspectives, and conversations about building energy and everyday living.
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