Mazzap is a powerful engine designed to convert real-world ground patches into fully georeferenced 3D digital twins. It provides a self-contained, browser-viewable experience without relying on cloud services, databases, or complex build steps at view time, serving an interactive Three.js viewer over a local bundle of geospatial data. Users can create twins from various data sources, including national datasets or custom DEM and imagery, and interact with them by clicking for true GPS coordinates, draping map layers, and querying information in natural language, even supporting live telemetry and field surveys.
