Reality capture and geospatial
Capture Keeps Growing. Processing Doesn't.
Point clouds and photogrammetry stacking up behind one person and a handful of GPU machines. MOD runs that queue across every machine you already own, and tells you when something breaks instead of letting you find out in the morning.
What This Looks Like On A Tuesday
If more than two of these are familiar, the bottleneck isn’t your hardware.
One Person Is The Scheduler
Somebody on your team decides which machine gets which job, in what order, all day. They know which box handles the big scans and which one falls over. That knowledge lives in their head, and when they take a week off, throughput drops.
You Find Out At 8am
A job dies at 2am. Nobody knows until the morning stand-up. The machine sat idle for six hours, the deliverable slipped a day, and the client already asked about it.
The Re-Run Starts From Scratch
A failure four hours into alignment means four hours redone, because there is no way to pick the job back up from the step that broke.
Capture Is Outgrowing Processing
You added scanners and drones. You did not add the same amount of processing. Every quarter more data lands, and the queue behind it gets longer.
Machines Sit Idle While Others Queue
Half the estate is busy and half is waiting, because handing work out well is a full time job nobody has. The workstations under people's desks usually aren't counted at all.
It Wraps The Tools You Already Run
MOD does not replace your processing software and it does not ask your team to learn a new way to do the work. It runs the tools you already own, in the order you already run them, across every machine you have.
- RealityCapture
- Metashape
- COLMAP
- Cyclone
- Trimble Business Center
Your licenses stay yours. Your operators keep the expertise they spent years building. What changes is that nobody has to sit there deciding which machine runs next.
What Changes
The Queue Runs Itself
Work goes to whatever is free, including the workstations nobody counts as part of the estate. Nobody hand-schedules anything.
Failures Surface Immediately
Each step runs on its own, so one job falling over doesn’t take the rest of the night with it. You hear about it when it happens.
Every Job Is Written Down
Which machine ran it, which version of which tool, and who touched it. When a client questions a deliverable, you can show exactly how it was produced.
Less Than One Workstation. A Third Of A Processing Technician.
That is what a license costs against what you would otherwise spend to move the same amount of work through the building.