Defurnished Spaces

Matterport's recent advancements in artificial intelligence have introduced a "defurnishing" feature, enabling the removal of furniture and movable items from digital twins to create empty spaces. This process involves three key steps:

Reconstruction: Capturing and reconstructing the space to build the digital twin.
Understanding: Utilizing semantic segmentation to identify and isolate furniture within the space.
Synthesis: Filling in the areas previously occupied by furniture using inpainting techniques to create a seamless, empty room.

For GO Virtual Tours, this defurnishing capability offers significant benefits:

Enhanced Design Flexibility: Presenting clients with unoccupied spaces allows for easier visualization of potential layouts and design possibilities.
Streamlined Virtual Staging: Simplifies the process of adding virtual furnishings, enabling tailored presentations for diverse client preferences.
Improved Client Engagement: Providing a clear, unobstructed view of spaces can lead to more effective marketing and sales strategies.

By integrating Matterport's defurnishing technology, GO Virtual Tours can deliver more versatile and appealing virtual tours, catering to a broader range of client needs and enhancing the overall user experience.