KIRI Engine is a powerful 3D scanning and editing engine that converts a smartphone or tablet camera into a portable 3D scanner, helping users capture, edit and export accurate photorealistic models. Designed for designers, architects, manufacturers, educators and content creators, it uses advanced NeRF (Neural Radiance Fields) and Neural Resurfacing (NSR) to turn high-quality images into detailed 3D meshes. Images are processed on remote servers and returned as multiple variants from low-poly to high-poly, so you can quickly prototype, showcase products or create assets for visualization and learning. Its fast scanning and flexible editing tools simplify building complex 3D assets without specialist hardware.
⭐ KIRI Engine applies NeRF and Neural Resurfacing (NSR) to generate photorealistic 3D reconstructions from ordinary photos.
⭐ Turn your phone or tablet camera into a modern 3D scanner and capture objects directly in the field or studio.
⭐ Server-side processing delivers multiple model variants, from low-poly for real-time use to high-poly for detailed rendering.
⭐ Built-in editing capabilities let you refine scans and prepare models for visualization, prototyping or presentation.
⭐ Fast and flexible scanning workflow helps professionals and hobbyists produce usable 3D assets with minimal setup.
✅ KIRI Engine makes high-quality 3D capture accessible on mobile devices without specialized hardware.
✅ The combination of NeRF and NSR yields realistic surface detail and improved texture fidelity compared to basic photogrammetry.
✅ Multiple output resolutions let you choose the right balance between detail and performance for each project.
✅ A streamlined scanning-to-editing pipeline speeds up workflows for designers, architects, educators and content creators.
✅ Remote processing reduces local device load so even mid-range devices can produce complex models.
❎ Scans are processed on remote servers, so an internet connection is required and uploads add to overall processing time.
❎ Final model quality depends heavily on input photos and lighting, so careful capture technique is still necessary.