A survey should not end as a PDF in an inbox. Asset View publishes the deliverable in a browser, so your team can turn the structure, measure the map and click straight to the findings.
Every dataset below is clearly labelled as a demonstration. Where a module is wired and waiting for data, we say so plainly rather than showing an invented example.
A genuine Droneshutters 360 degree aerial capture of a Rwandan conservation landscape, published here to demonstrate the panorama and observation reporting modules. The observations shown are illustrative.
Modules: 360 panorama, Findings report
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A genuine Droneshutters overhead survey capture served as map tiles, demonstrating the orthomosaic viewer with zoom, measurement and layer control.
Modules: Orthomosaic map
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The 3D structure module. Export a GLB model from your photogrammetry software and place it in this folder to inspect a mast or structure as a digital twin, with findings pinned to the model.
Modules: 3D model, Findings report
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The LiDAR point cloud module. Convert a decimated extract with PotreeConverter and drop the output folder here to publish a browsable corridor point cloud.
Modules: LiDAR point cloud
Open in Asset ViewCapture happens in the field; photogrammetry, point cloud classification and review happen in our processing software.
The finished dataset is published into Asset View. The viewer displays exported outputs; it does not process data in your browser.
Your team opens a browser, with no software to install. Private work sits behind a password in the client area.
Public demonstrations are open to anyone. Real client deliverables are published into a protected area, with a separate username and password for each client, and each client seeing only their own assets.
Client areaTell us the site, the timeline and the deliverables you need; we reply promptly.
