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Let the public stand where the project will be

Virtual Tour puts the proposed design online as photorealistic viewpoints that residents move between at their own pace, comparing it with what is there today. It runs in any browser, on any device, with nothing to install.

Tens of thousands of visitors have used it to see how a project would change their neighborhood.

A virtual tour stop at a proposed interchange, with the viewpoints along the bottom

Runs in any browser

How a tour reaches the public

One link, wherever a project already talks to people.

  1. We place the viewpoints

    At the corners, driveways, parks and approaches that matter to the people who live there, each one a view of the proposed design you can look around.

  2. It goes where people already look

    A link on the project website and social media, a QR code in the brochure, a touch screen at the open house.

  3. They compare it in their own time

    Existing against proposed, or each construction stage, from the same viewpoint, on a phone, a tablet or a computer, with nothing to install.

On the local news

WTNH News 8 on an open planning session for the I-84 Hartford project, one of the corridors RDV Systems modeled for the Connecticut Department of Transportation.

The I-84 Hartford project
As aired on WTNH News 8
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Brian Bollas

Public Outreach Manager

Atkins North America

I-75 at Colonial Boulevard, Fort Myers, FL

“Utilizing the visual assets of the 3D Visualization model, the public fully understood the innovative I-75 at Colonial Boulevard Interchange Improvements project since they could see the final configuration.”

Plan a virtual tour for your next public meeting

Send a project model and get a link the public can tour from any device.