A living visual record of
every site you inspect
Review mapped imagery, photo history and authorized existing or imported models in project context. The globe is a viewing tool, not a reconstruction service. New 3D model generation is Coming soon.
The practical twin
Existing records do not imply that new model generation is released.
3D generation — Coming soon
Creating new photogrammetry models and reconstruction outputs from photos or video is not released. Maps and authorized viewing or downloads of existing and imported models are separate capabilities. No release date is announced.
Georeferenced findings
Findings land on maps and an interactive 3D globe view, so repair crews know exactly where to go without re-flying the site.
Automatic photo organization
Uploads are sorted thermal vs optical, grouped by flight, and filed against the right project and building automatically — even full memory-card dumps.
Secure client share links
Share findings through expiring, optionally passphrase-protected links. Clients review imagery and comments in the browser — no account required.
Built for teams
Multi-inspector firms get shared projects, role-based access, client accounts, and an audit history of who changed what.
Branded PDF reports
Generate client-ready reports with annotated imagery, findings tables, and recommended follow-up priorities — under your logo and brand, ready to send the same day.
From portfolio globe to panel level
Start at the globe: every mapped site in your operation, navigable in 3D. Zoom into a property and its reconstructions, imagery, and findings are there — inspection photos linked to their location in the scene, models from successive visits recording how the asset changes. It's situational awareness for an inspection business, not a research project.
Twins clients come back for
For asset owners, the twin becomes the visual front door to their property's condition history — this year's model beside last year's, findings in spatial context, reports attached. Firms use it to make recurring inspection programs tangible: the client isn't buying another PDF, they're maintaining a living record.
Frequently asked questions
What does a digital twin in Atlas consist of?
Authorized existing or imported models, georeferenced imagery where available, photo and report history, and a portfolio globe. New model generation from captures is Coming soon.
Do I need BIM models or special scanners?
New Atlas reconstruction from photos or video is Coming soon. Existing-model import and viewing have their own format and access requirements; BIM authoring is a separate capability.
How do clients access their site's twin?
Through client accounts or secure share links, in the browser — the 3D model and its findings, no installs.
See your projects in a new light
Start capturing, analyzing, and reporting thermal inspections — all in one place.