Twindom combines proprietary technology and top-of-the-line production tools to bring 3D photography businesses to life. Our scalable solution is designed to operate across a range of full-body scanning photography business models. As you begin to set up your 3D scanning and printing business, we recommend taking the following parameters into consideration:

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When colleagues gather to network, learn new skills, and gain new motivation for work, the high energy atmosphere that transpires is often ideal for 3D photography stations. As corporate event venues are often strategically placed near airports, public transit, and highways to ensure maximum attendance, foot traffic is typically in abundance.
Hired events make for excellent 3D portrait venues. Instead of paying to exhibit, you are paid to show up, rendering operational costs minimal beyond perhaps hiring an additional hand to manage customer volume at the event.


Lifestyle events and conventions like Comic Con are an incredibly natural fit for 3D photography businesses. With so much effort put into unique costumes, customers will be enthusiastic about the opportunity to create an “action figure” version of themselves. The occasion serves as an excellent backdrop to add drama to the composition.
The oldest business model of the bunch, studios use targeted marketing techniques to attract customers on an appointment basis. Since Twindom is mobile, it can be used both in a stationary studio context, and taken on the road for events.


The inline store mall business model involves renting a storefront and hiring employees to assist with operations. Inline leases can last 1-5 years. They typically have very strong footfall, which makes the potential payoff great, but they also carry the greatest risk profile due to the heavy upfront costs, the long-term leases, and the staffing requirements.
The inline store mall business model involves renting a storefront and hiring employees to assist with operations. Inline leases can last 1-5 years. They typically have very strong footfall, which makes the potential payoff great, but they also carry the greatest risk profile due to the heavy upfront costs, the long-term leases, and the staffing requirement
