Data Capture In Construction

 An orthomosaic map offers the distinct advantage of providing an accurate, true top-down perspective for every point on the map. This allows for detailed examination and precise zooming capabilities, revealing intricate details. 

Give the image a moment to load to full detail. Click the arrows for progression photos. Different dates can be made visible by selecting the eye icon.

These advanced 3D maps allow you to rotate and zoom into any section, providing a perspective that feels like being physically present on-site, all from the convenience of your desk. This immersive experience is perfect for planning, analysis, or simply satisfying your curiosity about a particular location.

Thoroughly document all electrical, plumbing, waste, and HVAC installations within the walls using a 360-degree camera before installing drywall. This meticulous record will guide subsequent contractors on where to avoid drilling and serve as a valuable resource for conflict resolution if necessary.

 The 2D and 3D maps can be used to gain comprehensive insights into site activities. Your team, including planners, safety inspectors, and marketing professionals, can leverage these valuable assets. Additionally, they serve as an excellent tool for keeping buyers, customers, and investors informed with up-to-date information. 

 A 360-degree panorama serves as an invaluable tool, offering a highly detailed view of the site. These panoramas can encompass both exterior and interior perspectives, meticulously capturing and documenting every detail. This comprehensive visual record remains accessible and retrievable throughout the entire construction process. 

 Aerial video is a powerful tool for communicating progress throughout a project’s lifecycle. Use it to highlight key milestones on social media. Creating 30-second videos is an effective way to keep investors, stakeholders, and decision-makers informed and confident in the project's momentum.