Capture / air
Airborne RGB capture
Airborne RGB imagery documents infrastructure, site conditions, and areas that are difficult to view from the ground.
- Scope-dependent outputs
- Site imagery, asset context, and repeatable visual records.
Capture. Process. Virtualize.
Movement Motion Technologies uses a broad range of GIS tools, combining ground-based and airborne RGB, LiDAR, and infrared (IR) sensors to capture real-world conditions and create virtualized asset records.
These technologies support survey-focused capture and virtualization workflows. We define any survey-grade accuracy targets, positioning or control requirements, and verification methods in the agreed project scope.
The right combination of technologies depends on the asset, site conditions, and how your team will use the information.
Capture / air
Airborne RGB imagery documents infrastructure, site conditions, and areas that are difficult to view from the ground.
Capture / ground
Ground-based RGB imagery, panoramic views, and depth data document existing conditions and help teams review sites and assets remotely.
Capture / spatial data
Ground-based and airborne laser scanning produces point-cloud data for spatial documentation, measurement, and modeling.
Capture / infrared
Ground-based and airborne infrared (IR) sensors reveal surface temperature patterns that can support inspection, comparison, and further investigation.
Process / reconstruction
Overlapping RGB photographs captured from the ground or air can be processed into spatial outputs that help teams understand an asset or site in context.
Virtualize / collaborate
Browser-based views help project teams explore captured conditions and share the models, records, and deliverables defined in the project scope.
Reliable information depends on the field plan, the processing approach, and the checks applied to the finished record.
Confirm the asset, intended use, deliverables, and any accuracy targets before selecting a capture method.
Consider site access, coverage, site conditions, and the positioning or control methods appropriate to the project scope.
Review data coverage and consistency, then complete the verification steps defined in the agreed project scope.
Tell us about the asset, site conditions, and the information your team needs to make informed project decisions. We can help define an appropriate capture and delivery approach.