BANGALORE, India - TelAve -- Adostrophe has introduced a Zero Travel Cost Policy for Matterport 3D scanning and Google Street View projects across India. Effective January 2026, the company will absorb all travel and logistics expenses, ensuring that organizations in metro cities, Tier‑2 and Tier‑3 towns, and rural areas can access standardised pricing for spatial documentation.

Removing the Logistics Barrier

Until now, projects outside major metros often faced higher costs due to the need for specialized crews to travel long distances. By removing these charges, Adostrophe aims to make digital twin technology equally available to institutions such as hospitals, schools, factories, and public facilities in all regions.

"A government hospital in Manipur deserves the same 135‑megapixel spatial asset as a 5-star hotel in Bangalore," said Niranjan Ramamurthy, Director at Adostrophe. "This policy ensures that geography no longer limits access to verified Google Street View paths and high‑fidelity 3D twins."

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Clarifying Digital Twins vs. 360° Photos

Standard 360‑degree photography produces flat images mapped onto a sphere. Matterport digital twins, by contrast, combine structured‑light (infrared) sensors with high‑resolution photography to generate a dimensionally accurate 3D mesh. This enables features such as the Dollhouse View and technical outputs like point clouds and schematic floor plans, which are widely used in architecture, engineering, and facilities planning.

Verified Presence on Google Maps

Matterport tours can be published directly to Google Maps. These appear as continuous Blue Lines in Street View, indicating that the location is verified and navigable. This visibility supports local discovery and search optimization.

About Adostrophe

Founded in 2017, Adostrophe participates in the Microsoft Founders Hub and NVIDIA Inception programs. The company specialises in Matterport 3D virtual tours in India, web development, and Google Ads management. As part of its digital equity mandate, Adostrophe also provides pro bono websites, Ad Grant management, and 3D documentation to eligible non‑profits.