DNS (Digital Network Survey) by Catsurveys Ltd can quickly collect asset data across extensive geographical areas. With their Mosaic 51 camera system, they capture highly accurate digital data sets, providing essential site insights throughout project lifecycles. With this enriched data and the expertise of surveyors, the team achieves remarkable project enhancements:

✔ Connecting up to 16% more homes
✔ Reducing connections by up to 25% using PIA underground
✔ Shortening new self-dig lengths by up to 71%
✔ Decreasing self-dig costs by up to 66%
✔ Increasing connected properties by up to 500% using PIA overhead

Find more details: https://www.mosaic51.com/industry/case-study-telecom-infrastructure-surveying/

How Catsurveys reduced costs, scaled & captured better surveying data with Mosaic 51

Our goal has been to make the world’s fastest, easiest, and best large-scale 3D asset creation system for anyone who needs it; this includes TV/film production, VFX, video games, surveying, BIM, asset inspection, telecommunications, and infrastructure inspection. 

Please contact us via sales@mosaic51.com to get more details. We are happy to share sample data with you!

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Mosaic 360° Camera Systems

OAC Services (OAC) was building a large office campus in Silicon Valley for a top technology company.

Reconstruct Helped OAC Services Save $30,000 on a Single Excavation Project

How Reconstruct Works
Reconstruct is the only solution that allows you to truly visualize your project by combining reality capture, design, and construction schedule. And best of all, virtually anyone on the job site can conduct reality capture using equipment as simple as a smartphone or 360 camera.

Reap the benefits of reality capture at any budget.
Only Reconstruct’s cutting-edge technology generates precise, measurable 2D floor plans and 3D models using site footage captured on virtually any device—including smartphones, 360 cameras, and drones. Virtually anyone on site can perform a reality capture walk.

Overlay design against reality.
Comparing plans to your job site side by side isn't enough. Reconstruct’s patented overlay technology gives you unmatched clarity into what’s been installed versus what was initially planned. Use your findings to course-correct mistakes before your project becomes delayed or derailed by costly rework.

Remotely measure and monitor every inch.
Only Reconstruct’s reality mapping engine combines all forms of photo and video and automatically positions that footage in space and over time. The end result? A frictionless, immersive digital twin of your job site as it stands today and as it appeared in the past.

Act on issues as soon as you spot them.
Immediately identify issues without traveling to the job site, then drop a pin directly where problems are visualized to jump-start resolution long before the costs and consequences of these little mistakes add up.

Bring your construction schedule to life.
Integrate your project timeline, then upload plans to unlock cutting-edge 4D BIM visualization that sequences your project's next steps for all teams to see. Improve coordination, enhance safety, and save time and money by getting even the most complex installations right the first time.

Rewind construction with the click of a button.
See through sealed walls by turning back the clock in the Visual Command Center. Whether preparing for renovations, answering tenant questions, or responding to liability claims, you'll know exactly how your project was built—no demolition required.

Mitigate risks with 4d schedule integration

Use any tool-from smartphone to 360 camera to laser scanner to drone-to capture footage of your jobsite

Create precise, mappable digital twins of your physical assets in 2D

Reconstruct automatically generates a 3d point cloud that helps ensure construction projects stay on track, meet quality standards, and minimize risks and errors

Transform 360-degree or standard photos and videos into interactive 3D point clouds, that's yours to measure, inspect, and explore 

Reconstruct

Overlay BIM against your 3d model and compare what's been built to what's been planned 

A 60 year old, 680,000 sqft warehouse and office space at the Denver Federal Center needed to undergo an over prospectus for a pending alteration of Fire Life Safety repairs. Similar to a lot of older buildings, there were a lack of documentation available. Only “frankendrawings” existed, in that the teams did not know what the actual conditions were. GSA was looking at their options, such as a laser scan, but realized the cost and time required was prohibitive. Procon asked themselves what could they do to help their customer get what they needed in time and budget. 

Procon Consulting Uses Remote Capture

Independent real estate construction firm, STRUCTR Advisors were hired to develop Virginia Commonwealth University’s newest STEM building.

STRUCTR Advisors uses Reconstruct for Full Project Visibility to Avoid a $17,000 Concrete Rework

ESI Group had a 350,000 square foot facility to build for US Foods. There were many moving parts to this design-build project, and a lot of changes throughout the process to the plan. Between changes to in-wall units and midnight concrete pouring, there was a lot that needed to be observed remotely by management. 

ESI Group USA Prevents In-wall Rework 

US Foods Sacramento Distribution Facility

Reconstruct empowers Texas A&M teams in managing time-stamped documentation, quality control, and stakeholder visibility on multiple projects, most recently a 4-story, 83,000-square-foot facility slated for completion in November 2024. 

Texas A&M Gains Remote Quality Control

Kajima Building & Design Group (KBDG), headquartered in Atlanta, GA, was selected as the general contractor to build a Research and Development Center at a tire manufacturing facility. The facility consisted of laboratory and office spaces.  KBDG managed the design and coordination process by using  3D BIM tools, an existing drone program for exterior image  capture, and 360º cameras for indoor reality capture.

KBDG Completes Project 4 Weeks Ahead of Schedule with ZERO Change Orders

Walbridge provided design build services for a new switchyard and transmission lines at General Motors’ plant in Ramos Arizpe, Mexico. This project scope consisted of a new CFE Switchyard, including the procurement of 230 kV materials and equipment for (5) bays in the CFE yard. Also included are all protections, controls, communications, SAT, set-up, start-up, and testing/commissioning. Walbridge also installed new CFE transmission lines to deliver power to the new CFE Switchyard, including towers, grounding system, conductors, fiber optics, and high voltage cables. All existing CFE substations were upgraded for the new CFE / GM connection. In addition, the scope included the installation of (2) complete bays and all associated civil, mechanical and electrical equipment in the switchyard, including (2) three-phase main power transformers – 30/40/50 MVA, 230 kV, controls, communications, testing and commissioning.

Walbridge Case Study

Cercula helped Beattie Passive on the first volumetric Passive House scheme. Cercula calculated that the housing development at Ferry Road would save 8,880 tonnes of carbon – with 85% less whole life carbon (33 tonnes vs 218 tonnes per home) compared to a traditional build –  equivalent to 20,640 barrels of oil.

https://www.pbctoday.co.uk/news/mmc-news/beattie-passive-completes-first-volumetric-modular-net-zero-housing-development-for-homeless-families-in-cardiff/114504/



Passivhaus Plus, Net Zero housing for the homeless at Ferry Road in Cardiff

Beattie Passive

Arkio allows SPINN to almost instantly prototype designs into 3D models and to gather their team from different locations around the same model in VR.

About SPINN Arkitekter
SPINN is a Norwegian architecture firm specializing in public buildings, with a focus on schools, culture and some healthcare. We have 3 offices in Oslo, Tromsø and Stavanger and are total of 28 people at the moment.

During the pandemic we purchased VR headsets for all our employees. The Quest 2 had a functionality and price point that made more sense to invest in devices that people could have at home instead of dedicated VR machines that would be standing in an empty office. Throughout 2021 and 2022 we used VR for our Monday meetings, and experimented on ways to include it in our design workflow. We quickly found our way to Arkio and it has become one of our most used XR apps at the office.

SPINN Arkitekter case study

Arkio’s mission is to democratize design collaboration in AEC by making it easy for any stakeholder – from hobbyist or client to architect or contractor – to visualize and interact with 3D designs at true scale.

Arkio is a design collaboration tool to design buildings, urban plans and interiors using VR, desktop and mobile devices. You can import your own 3D models, try out new design ideas together and export your work back as native 3D geometry to design interiors, buildings, virtual spaces and more. Using Arkio you can present or review your project or create new design suggestions together to make better and faster design decisions. 

Arkio features a unique volumetric modeling kernel built from the ground-up for modeling in VR, making the modeling experience feel closer to physical model-making than traditional mesh modeling.

In Arkio you can either start from scratch or import your own 3D models and 2D images, then sketch on top of them and export your work back with a bi-directional connection to Revit, Rhino, SketchUp, Unity and other tools.

-Collaborate and design with up to 24 people in the same scene
-8 Powerful and easy-to-use volumetric modeling tools
-Work on existing 3D maps or import your own models (OBJ, glTF)
-Bi-directional plugins to Revit, Rhino, Sketchup Unity and BIM 360
-Export your designs back to Unity as Game Objects and Revit as native families
-Work from any scale - use your hands in god scale or move things at human scale - like having design superpowers
-Create design options on the fly, make changes and see both the original and the new version presented side-by-side
-Smart components that can be grabbed, stretched, and glued like physical building blocks
-Collaborate locally in hybrid mode with one VR users and one user on PC
-Work with program data, sun studies, sections and more!


Place the model on any surface in AR and continue your work

Import 3D models and work on new desigs from any device

Work with smart 3D geometry that glues, stretches and recalculates

Work in mixed reality to blend virtual design suggestions in your real enviroment

Arkio

Work together on the same scene in Mixed Reality

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