Imagery & thermal
Review visual condition and temperature observations together.
ANALYTICS SOFTWARE / IN DEVELOPMENT
One field.
One connected picture.
We’re building the connection between field observations,
asset history and your next operating decision.
THE PLATFORM WE’RE BUILDING
A connected record
of your field.
We’re building a platform that brings imagery, thermal observations, 3D maps and maintenance history into one asset record.
See what changed, understand the context and plan the next action. The Digital Field Twin, AI analysis and planning tools are in development.
CONNECTED FIELD DATA
Every observation.
One asset record.
The planned foundation connects your field
information to its location and history.
3D maps
Locate equipment and observations in a connected field model.
Asset records
Link field information to the right equipment through consistent asset IDs.
Maintenance history
Review prior work alongside the latest observations.
PLANNED WORKFLOW
See the change.
Understand the next step.
Analysis designed to support your team’s
review, maintenance and planning.
Observation trend
01
Connect the field record
Bring observations, maps and asset history into the same context.
02
Surface changes
Planned AI analysis helps reveal changes that deserve a closer look.
03
Plan the next action
Planned tools support maintenance and planning, with operating decisions kept in your team’s hands.
BUILT AROUND YOUR OPERATION
Shape the platform
around your field.
Tell us how your team reviews assets today, where the data sits and which decisions take the most effort. Those needs guide the platform we’re building.
- Which assets and records matter first?
- What changes need your team’s attention?
- What would make maintenance planning easier?
Is the software available today?
The platform is in development. A conversation now helps us understand your field data and the use cases that should guide the product.
What data is it being designed for?
The planned field record brings together imagery, thermal observations, 3D maps, asset IDs and maintenance history. We can discuss what you have today and where the gaps are.
Will AI make operating decisions?
The planned analysis supports review and planning. Your people retain control of operating decisions and follow-up actions.
IN DEVELOPMENT
Help shape the field record.
The analytics platform is in development. Registering interest starts a conversation about how your team works today; it does not purchase software or guarantee a pilot place or release date.
The problem we’re exploring
Field imagery, maps and maintenance information often sit in separate places. We’re designing a connected asset record so teams can review observations in context.
The planned workflow
Associate imagery and maps with an asset, compare observations over time, and prepare follow-up for a person to review. AI analysis and planning tools remain planned capabilities.
A useful first conversation
Show us the kinds of records your team uses, the systems they live in and the decisions that take the most effort. We’ll discuss fit and whether a future demonstration or pilot makes sense.
- Intended inputs
- Visual imagery, thermal observations, 3D maps, asset identifiers and maintenance history. Supported formats and integrations are still being defined.
- Intended outputs
- A connected asset history and review workflow. Export options, integrations and production features are not yet committed.
- Availability
- Product concepts and illustrative workflows are shown on this page. We are collecting use cases; a production release date is not announced.
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · NOT CUSTOMER RESULTS
A planned review workflow, step by step.
This example explains the approach. Actual scope and outputs depend on the project; the software workflow is a product concept in development.
View a sample workflow (opens in a new tab) ↗Link an observation to the correct site and asset identifier.
Compare it with an earlier record and its maintenance context.
Highlight a possible change for a person to examine.
Record the reviewer’s assessment and the next action.
THE NEXT STEP
Bring us the operating problem.
Tell us what you want to improve. We’ll review the context and discuss a sensible starting point.