Real Estate Visualization System Using 3D Geospatial Correlation
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Solution Overview
Problem
Commercial real estate customers face challenges in evaluating properties due to the need for physical site visits, which are costly and time-consuming, and existing tools fail to provide comprehensive and user-friendly information about complex factors like infrastructure proximity and building layouts.
Innovation Solution
A computer-implemented method and system for visualizing real estate markets by correlating property data from real estate databases with geospatial data from GIS databases, generating visual indicators such as geometric elements and images that represent property features and locations, allowing users to view properties and their surroundings in a comprehensive and interactive manner.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Loss of information
If physical site visits are conducted to evaluate real estate properties, then comprehensive information about property features and infrastructure can be obtained, but the process becomes costly and time-consuming
Solution Approach 1:
The patent creates virtual copies of physical properties through photorealistic rendering and 3D modeling. These digital replicas include accurate representations of building exteriors, interior layouts, and surrounding infrastructure, allowing users to explore properties remotely without physical visits while obtaining comprehensive information about all property features.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent transitions from two-dimensional traditional real estate listings to three-dimensional immersive virtual environments. Users can navigate through properties in a 3D space, examining architectural details, spatial relationships, and infrastructure proximity from multiple angles, thereby obtaining complete property information without the time cost of physical visits.
2Loss of information
If physical site visits are conducted to evaluate real estate properties, then detailed property features and infrastructure proximity can be assessed, but the process becomes expensive
Solution Approach 1:
The patent creates virtual copies of physical properties through photorealistic rendering and 3D modeling. These digital replicas include accurate representations of building exteriors, interior layouts, and surrounding infrastructure, allowing users to explore properties remotely without physical visits while obtaining comprehensive information about all property features.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent introduces a computing system with virtual reality interface as an intermediary between users and physical properties. This intermediary provides detailed property information, infrastructure proximity data, and immersive visualization, eliminating the need for expensive physical visits while maintaining complete information access.
3Loss of information
If traditional real estate tools are used to display property information, then basic property details can be shown, but complex factors like infrastructure proximity and building layouts cannot be effectively visualized
Solution Approach 1:
The patent transitions from two-dimensional traditional real estate listings to three-dimensional immersive virtual environments. Users can navigate through properties in a 3D space, examining architectural details, spatial relationships, and infrastructure proximity from multiple angles, thereby obtaining complete property information without the time cost of physical visits.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent introduces a computing system with virtual reality interface as an intermediary between users and physical properties. This intermediary provides detailed property information, infrastructure proximity data, and immersive visualization, eliminating the need for expensive physical visits while maintaining complete information access.
4Loss of information
If comprehensive property information is provided through detailed descriptions, then all property features can be communicated, but the information becomes difficult to visualize and understand
Solution Approach 1:
The patent transitions from two-dimensional traditional real estate listings to three-dimensional immersive virtual environments. Users can navigate through properties in a 3D space, examining architectural details, spatial relationships, and infrastructure proximity from multiple angles, thereby obtaining complete property information without the time cost of physical visits.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent creates virtual copies of physical properties through photorealistic rendering and 3D modeling. These digital replicas include accurate representations of building exteriors, interior layouts, and surrounding infrastructure, allowing users to explore properties remotely without physical visits while obtaining comprehensive information about all property features.
Data Source
AI summary
A computer-implemented method and a computing system are provided for visualizing real-estate markets. The method includes obtaining property query data, locating and obtaining property data from a real estate database, locating and obtaining geospatial data associated with the one or more properties from a geographic information system (GIS) database based on the one or more criterion, correlating the property data with the geospatial data to provide correlation data, and generating visual indicators. The property query data includes data describing a request to identify one or more properties based on one or more criterion associated with the one or more properties. The property data and geospatial data are located based on the one or more criterion from the query data. The property data includes property location data and property feature data. The geospatial data includes geospatial coordinate data and geospatial image data. The visual indicators are generated based on the correlation data.