durair_beta

n-Dame_Heritage

n-Dimensional analysis and memorisation ecosystem
for building cathedrals of knowledge in Heritage Science

dür.air beta testing application form

Fill in the form below to apply. Depending on available places and selection criteria, you will receive an email with your TestFlight invite if your application is accepted. We can process up to 50 applications per month.

dür.air is an Apple iPad Pro app for heritage documentation developed at CNRS - MAP Lab, also available on LiDAR-equipped iPhone Pro models (except for pencil-based features). It combines persistent AR capture, spatial annotations, photogrammetry and 3D viewing, and works offline (with possible web export). Projects are exported in .durair format for archiving and sharing. The beta programme runs for 3 months per build. Testers are expected to use the app in real fieldwork situations when possible, send feedback via TestFlight and answer occasional short questionnaires.

Identity

First name

Last name

Email address

For the TestFlight invite link and programme communications.

Nationality

Affiliation

Organization / institution

Field of activity

You mainly work in: Describe your activity in particular

Why test dür.air?

Why do you want to join the beta programme?

Equipment

Device model (required: LiDAR-equipped iPad Pro or iPhone Pro)

A LiDAR-equipped iPad Pro or iPhone Pro is required. Apple Pencil-based features remain available only on iPad.

Commitments

I have a LiDAR-equipped iPad Pro or iPhone Pro running iOS / iPadOS 17.4+. I accept beta software (bugs may occur), commit for 3 months and will regularly save my projects. I commit to sending feedback via TestFlight and responding to programme questionnaires.

If you use dür.air in your research, work or publications, please cite:

De Luca, L., Comte, F., and Pamart, A.: Dür.air: reconciling acquisition and interpretation in cultural heritage field documentation, Int. Arch. Photogramm. Remote Sens. Spatial Inf. Sci., XLVIII-2/W12-2026, 129–136, https://doi.org/10.5194/isprs-archives-XLVIII-2-W12-2026-129-2026, 2026