iishina Launches 'Varyon,' a SaaS for Integrated Display, Editing, and Sharing of 3D Spatial Data

## iishina Launches 'Varyon,' a SaaS for Integrated Display, Editing, and Sharing of 3D Spatial Data

[Announcement Date] June 4, 2026

iishina (Headquarters: Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo; Representative: Osamu Koketsu) has launched 'Varyon,' a SaaS platform for the integrated display, editing, and sharing of diverse 3D spatial data, including point clouds, meshes, 3D Gaussian Splatting, 3D Tiles, and 360° panoramas.

Varyon is designed to be used directly in a web browser without the need for installing dedicated software. A key feature is the ability to share spatial experiences with clients and stakeholders via public URLs. This solution aims to improve the efficiency of verifying, explaining, sharing, and comparing 3D data in fields such as architecture, construction, real estate, cultural assets, and infrastructure.

### Background of Development
While the utilization of drone surveying and 3D scanning is advancing in fields like construction and infrastructure, high operational burdens remain for verifying data and sharing it among stakeholders. By providing an environment where 3D spatial data can be handled centrally via a web browser, Varyon supports more efficient communication.

### Key Features of Varyon
1. Compatibility with Diverse 3D Data: Handles various spatial data formats, including point clouds, meshes, 3D Gaussian Splatting, 3D Tiles, and 360° panoramas in a single environment.
2. Web-Based Execution: Fully operational from editing to publishing on any WebGL-compatible browser, whether on PC or mobile devices.
3. Shareable via URL: Generates public viewer URLs, allowing non-specialists to access the space without professional software. Includes security settings such as password protection.
4. Practical Tools: Features such as measurement, annotation, viewpoint preservation, and timeline comparison support technical verification and professional explanation tasks.