Industrial work
Industrial work,
recorded as it stands.
TrailSplat LLC captures working sites across Michigan and the Great Lakes as photoreal 3D scenes. Each scene is tied to real coordinates, ready for your GIS.
Where it fits
Six kinds of
working land.
Forestry
Stands, haul roads, landings and boundaries, recorded as they look on the day of capture.
Utility corridors
Rights of way, structures and access routes, seen in their full setting.
Mining
Pits, faces, benches and stockpiles as a photoreal scene your team can review from the office.
Construction
The site as it stands, on record for owners, crews and the project file.
Agriculture
Fields, drainage, barns and outbuildings, captured as they are.
Storm damage
Downed trees, washouts and damaged structures, documented for insurers.
Why 3D
See the whole site
from your desk.
Walk it remotely
Anyone with the link can move through the scene in a browser, on any device.
Plan before the drive
Crews can look over access, terrain and hazards before they head out.
Keep the record
The scene shows the site as it was on the day of capture, ready for the project file.
Deliverables
What lands
in your hands.
Each project is scoped to how you will use it. A typical delivery includes:
- Web viewer
- A link or embed that runs in any modern browser. No app required.
- Splat files
- Source scenes in common formats (.ply, .splat, .ksplat) for your own viewers.
- Georeferenced exports
- Point clouds in real world coordinates with reference imagery, ready for GIS.
- Flythroughs
- Rendered stills or flythrough video for reports, briefings and presentations.
How it works
How a capture works.
- 01
Scope
We agree on the area, access routes and any site safety rules.
- 02
Capture
We walk the site with professional cameras. Where it helps, we add aerial capture by drone.
- 03
Georeference
We tie the scene to real world coordinates and scale.
- 04
Deliver
You get a web viewer plus georeferenced files for your GIS.
Questions
Good to
know.
Do you fly drones?
Yes. Aerial capture by drone is used where the site allows it. Ground under tree cover is captured on foot.
Can the data go into our GIS?
Yes. Exports are georeferenced point clouds with reference imagery, in real world coordinates.
How large a site can you capture?
Anything from a single structure to a full corridor. Larger areas are planned as one project.
Can you document storm damage?
Yes. Tell us where the damage is, how large the area is, and when the site will be safe to enter. We will reply with a capture plan.
How is pricing set?
Every project is quoted on its own. The quote depends on site size, access and the deliverables you need.
Where do you work?
Across Michigan and the Great Lakes region. Ask about sites farther away.
Contact
Tell us about
your site.
Where it is, roughly how large, and what you need it for. You will get a capture plan with a quote.
Plan a capture