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63Pixel: from Goslar, for over a decade.

We digitize spaces — and build the software ourselves when it does not exist.

Stefan Nitz in hard hat, head torch and hi-vis jacket beside the laser scanner at the steelworks

63Pixel is a small company based in Goslar in the Harz region of Germany. We started with 360° photography; today the work spans Matterport tours, Google Street View projects, laser scanning and our own commercial software. What looks like two businesses from the outside is really one: every tool exists because a job required it.

Our projects range from the UNESCO World Heritage site on our doorstep to the North Cape, from retail stores to a steelworks blast furnace. Matterport and Insta360 have featured our work internationally. But what clients tell us most often is something else: that we do not turn down unusual assignments.

Solution-driven means we start with your problem, not with our equipment. If a virtual tour is not the right instrument, we say so. If your case needs a tool that does not exist, we write it — that is how BlurTool and Exif360 came about.

Local processing means that we process Street View imagery, photos and laser scans on our own hardware, not in someone else’s cloud.

What others say

Camera makers, institutions and the local press on our work.

  • Insta360

    How 63Pixel are Advancing 3D Scanning and 360 Mapping With Insta360

    The camera maker’s enterprise blog shows how we use the Insta360 Pro 2 for precise 360° virtual tours and 360° mapping.

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  • Matterport

    Browse and Shop for Toys in the VEDES Spiel + Freizeit Breustedt Store in Goslar, Germany

    Matterport features our tour of the VEDES Spiel + Freizeit toy shop in Goslar, where products can be clicked right in the space.

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  • Central Council of Jews in Germany

    Jüdischer Friedhof Goslar

    Following our project, the Jewish cemetery in Goslar was added to the Central Council’s link list, under “Jüdische Friedhöfe/Dokumentationen”.

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  • Harzer Panorama

    Digital wird die Kaiserpfalz zum Puppenhaus

    A double-page feature on Goslar’s first 360-degree models: the Imperial Palace, Rammelsberg and the Odeon theatre. The same year, the paper also covered the city administration’s presentation of the tours.

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