Giraffe360 unveils automated property description feature

Proptech startup Giraffe360, which helps create virtual tours, photos and floor plans, has announced a new artificial intelligence feature that equips real estate professionals with automated, sales-driven property descriptions for use in property listings and other marketing channels. 

The automated tool generates clear and compelling descriptions of properties using a GPT neural network. Insights, such as area information, floor plans, and detected furniture arrangements, are automatically gathered from 3D camera scans. It also allows detailed information about the surrounding areas, such as hospitals, schools, and local attractions. 

“This advanced machine-learning system prioritises convenience, simplicity, and speed, enabling our users to effortlessly achieve captivating property descriptions. Simply press ‘Scan’ on the camera and receive the perfect description, ready for publishing,” shared Mikus Opelts, CEO of Giraffe360.

Giraffe360 users have the power to enhance these descriptions by adding extra details and selecting the language style, in accordance with its end use. Users can then bring descriptions to life by automatically generating an audio narration, providing the perfect voiceover for promotional videos and listings.

For more on how the new technology works, watch the launch video:

2022 was also a big year for Giraffe360

Giraffe360 provides the property industry with a platform for producing professional floor plans, photos and virtual tours on a subscription basis, with full training and support.

The company’s breakthrough camera technology uses a high-specification sensor, LIDAR laser and robotics. It helps the industry process more than 1 million photos per year. 

Last year, Giraffe360 closed a 16 million dollar investment round led by San Francisco based venture capital firm Founders Fund. It also released the innovative Go Cam, which builds on their existing technology, boasting operating speeds three times faster than that of the previous generation. Complete with a four-inch screen, 500 GB of internal memory and fast charging ability, the Go Cam is also 30% lighter than their previous camera.

Author: Lelde Beņķe-Lungeviča (www.labsoflatvia.com). Publicity photo.