Vendor focus: Anditi

By on 11 April, 2022

In the lead up to the Locate conference and exhibition in Canberra in May, we’ll be highlighting some of the vendors you’ll be able to meet… their work, their products and their scheduled Locate presentations and/or activities.

This week, the Vendor Focus spotlight is on Anditi.

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At Anditi, our technology revolutionises the way we think about spatial data. From roads and infrastructure to environment and carbon sequestration, we use machine learning and AI to analyse all forms of LiDAR and imagery to create value from previously inaccessible data.

Anditi is proud to be a Gold Sponsor of Locate22. Come and visit us at Stands 32-33 to learn more about:

Classification: Our proprietary LiDAR analytics engine and automated algorithms search for and classify a wide range of features such as powerlines, ground, vegetation/trees, houses, fences, road assets and more.

Natural Environment: Understand how conservation efforts impact forests or floodplains with vegetation mapping, flood modelling and carbon sequestration solutions.

Built Environment: Gain insight into properties, building and powerline compliance, precisely and visually.

Road Safety: Our iRAP-accredited RoadViewer web portal provides a powerful and intuitive way of analysing road corridors in unsurpassed detail, with products including iRAP Star Rating, bridge clearances, swept path analysis and asset management.

Intelligent 3D Data Visualisation: Our powerful 3D data web portal enables easy access to high-quality spatial data anytime, anywhere, with no downloads or licenses required.

If you’re ready to bridge the gap between data and actionable insight, Anditi is a perfect partner for all your geospatial needs.

Information supplied by Anditi.

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