PilotGaea's latest 3D Spacial Measurement Camera supports construction and road excavation measuring on-site. Images can be saved easily. Replace tools that require complicated procedures to use, saving more information and increasing work efficiency, speeding up the construction workflow.
On-site images can be taken and saved for later queries or measurements. Our photo-measuring precision has a margin of error of less than 5% of the distance measured. The data saved from the camera can be used for future measurements without the need to revisit the site, increasing management efficiency.
Supports querying point coordinates from photos.
Supports measuring the distance between any two points, horizontally or vertically.
Support measuring volumes and depth.
Before: Carrying large amounts of cross checking documents that require multiple measuring tools for quality control. Reviews can only be recorded on paper and cannot be shared instantly with the contractor.
Now: Photos can be taken and saved for later queries or measurements. The data saved from the camera can be used by contractors to help with work on on-site record.
Before: Narrow, wet underground sites may have exposing steel bars or cracks that can cause significant damage under heavy rain, and have to be measured with heavy equipments , increasing difficulty in quality control work.
Now: Eye Camera assists in recording the information on site, allowing office personnel to easily take measurements and keep track of these flaws, saving up work time.
Eye camera can assist in collecting data parameters of trees such as tree height, diameter, size of the canopy, etc., which can be used to calculate the amount of resources and carbon stock of the forest.
Combined with image processing and AI analysis technology, the health condition of trees can be monitored to discover disease or pest problems early on.
Record spacial data of empty houses, offices, factories, machine equipments, etc. Designers can measure sizes directly on computers, speeding up the design and planning process.
Record a property's conditions, location, size information, and their surroundings, such as terrain and structure, to more accurately access risk in the future.
Quickly record the condition of the site of a traffic accident by shooting photos in multiple angles. Officers can make measurements required for accident authentication with computers back in their station, increasing the efficiency for creating traffic accident scene views.
Record of locations of traffic accidents can be kept, asssisting insurance companies in estimating damage and determining the liability for the settlement process, increasing service efficiency and quality.
Traditional crime scene records rely on scale reference objects, flat photos and paper records, with data that is complex and difficult to record and process for future analysis.
