Reality capture refers to the process of creating a digital representation or model of the real world using various technologies. It involves capturing and collecting data from the physical environment, such as buildings, landscapes, objects, or even people, and transforming it into a digital format. This data is typically obtained through techniques like photogrammetry, laser scanning, or structured light scanning. By combining images, point clouds, and other data sources, reality capture enables the creation of accurate and detailed 3D models or virtual representations of real-world objects or spaces. These digital models can be used in a variety of industries and applications, including architecture, engineering, construction, archaeology, urban planning, entertainment, and virtual reality. Reality capture has revolutionized fields that require accurate measurements, visualization, and analysis of real-world objects or environments. It allows for enhanced design, simulation, and analysis capabilities, facilitating better decision-making and improving efficiency in various industries.