And the last unstructured layer in the enterprise stack.
Physical space is the substrate beneath every industry that operates at scale. Wherever a site exists, the gap between what the digital record says and what is actually there costs time, money, or safety.
Major and complex loss adjustment. Post-loss workflow compressed from months to days.
Refinery and offshore asset integrity. Inspection intervals cut. Turnaround planning grounded in verified current state.
Factory floor as a spatial system of record. Robot navigation, CMMS accuracy, capital planning.
Rack-level asset accuracy. Maintenance dispatched on spatial data, not guesswork.
Compliance documentation generated automatically. BIM that reflects current physical state after every capture.
Pre-loss risk data for underwriters. Portfolio-level spatial intelligence grounded in verified physical state.
Maintenance engineers arrive on site and find the CMMS doesn't match what's there. Time is spent reconciling records rather than doing the work.
Loss adjusters process 300–600 photos per major claim. Site revisits run to 5–20 per case. Every artefact is compiled manually, from scratch.
Capital projects are planned against documentation that has not reflected physical reality for years. Rework follows.
One captured site becomes a permanent, queryable record. Every downstream workflow runs from the same source of spatial truth.
LiDAR, photogrammetry, or Gaussian splatting. Millimetre accuracy, time-stamped, verifiable. iPhone to enterprise hardware.
£30k+ in 2019 · under £500 today
Geometry, materials, contents, condition. Damage state mapped object by object. Every asset indexed and linked.
Inference in seconds
A spatial reasoning layer, not a search box. Answers cite the scan, not a guess. No ambiguity, no revisits.
"Contents value in zone B?"
Reserve memos, scope reports, compliance packs — pushed directly to claims, CMMS, and underwriting platforms.
Holds up to reinsurer scrutiny
Answers drawn directly from the captured site. Every response cites the scan.
What is the estimated contents value in zone B, and what was present on the date of the fire?
18 items identified in zone B, total estimated replacement value £142,000. Inventory included 6 industrial workstations, 4 CNC units, and 8 material racks. Spatial confidence: 94%.
Insurance · Major lossWhich assets in section 4B deviate from the commissioned state and when did they change?
3 assets flagged: pressure vessel PV-04 shifted 12mm east (cycle 7), heat exchanger bracket modified (cycle 5), isolation valve replaced with non-matching spec (cycle 9).
Oil and gas · Asset integrityGenerate a compliance report for this site under PSSR 2000 as of last Thursday.
42 pressure systems assessed, 2 flagged outside safe operating limits, 1 inspection due within 14 days. Full evidential pack with timestamped spatial references attached.
Facilities management · RegulatoryWhat has changed on the production floor since the robot navigation baseline was set?
7 changes detected since baseline on 14 Mar: 2 pallet stations relocated, 1 conveyor added, aisle at junction C reduced by 340mm — navigation re-route required.
Manufacturing · Autonomous operationsWorking with a small number of enterprise operators across insurance, oil and gas, manufacturing, and facilities management. If your systems are running on data that doesn't reflect physical reality, we want to talk.
Per-site annual licence · Multi-site and portfolio pricing available
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