Orbit GT Orbit GT opens 2 new Data Centers to boost global performance for 3D Mapping Cloud SaaS platform

“We’re opening 2 new Data Centers freely accessible for every customer”, says Peter Bonne, CEO of Orbit GT. “By adding a Data Center in the US and one in South-East Asia, we now cover the globe and can guarantee top performance for every user.  After releasing many major upgrades to the platform, this again adds improved user experience.

The recent upgrade is full of new capabilities at very agressive prices –  “With this upgrade, 3D Mapping Cloud basically renders all other platforms obsolete.  We’ve got all Reality Capture systems covered, we’ve got multi-sensor systems covered, we’ve got real time fusion and CRS transformation covered, and now we throw in 100GB free storage and 5 free guest users for everyone.”

3D Mapping Cloud is Orbit GT’s SaaS platform designed to host, process and share massive volumes of LiDAR, Imagery and other reality capture data, however it has been collected.  It supports high resolution Mobile Mapping as well as aerial Oblique mapping, eacht with fully automated adapted viewer behavior.  Data can be shared informally using a 1-click Bookmark, or via a formal nicely setup Publication.

This new upgrade also inlcudes a single user subscription for only $46/month, also including 100 GB and 5 guest users for free. Check it out today !

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Mobile Lidar and Orbit GT

Mobile Lidar and Orbit GT

Michael baker International possesses the most comprehensive asset data collection capabilities in the industry. To help our clients maximize their resources Michael baker has implemented a web-based solution on our BEAST environment (baker enterprise Architecture for spatial Technologies) that leverages the orbit framework to link panoramic imagery, GIS/CAD features, and LiDAR point clouds into a single integrated solution that can be accessed from any of the most popular internet browsers ...
The beauty of the solution is the ease of use. Anyone that’s ever used an online map will be self-navigating and making meaningful observations using Orbit within minutes – and all without any other special software.
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