GIS & mapping
Ground sensors, satellite imagery, drone surveys, and elevation models aligned in one coordinate frame.
Distributed assets are a map problem before they are a dashboard problem. InfiIoT layers live device data onto Google Maps, ingests satellite imagery pipelines (NDVI/EVI for crop intelligence), processes drone photogrammetry and DEMs for mines and infrastructure, and renders full 3D scenes on a Cesium.js + WebGL stack.
The data path, including the hand-offs that usually cause trouble.
Geo-reference
Every device carries coordinates; fleets render as live layers on Google Maps with status at a glance.
Layer imagery
Satellite NDVI/EVI passes and weekly drone orthomosaics are ingested and aligned to the same coordinate frame.
Fuse
Remote sensing meets ground truth: soil probes validate satellite indices, strain gauges anchor structural models.
Render
The same geo-referenced data can render as a 2D operating map or a detailed 3D Cesium scene, depending on the task.
Where teams use this integration.
Repeatable compliance evidence
Weekly drone twins and volumetrics produce the 3D models and reports required for DGMS reviews with less manual preparation.
Irrigation based on field evidence
Satellite NDVI, checked against ground soil probes, helps identify which plots need water and which do not.
Distributed assets on one map
Pump houses, feeders, tanks, and meters appear as live layers so the morning review does not start with a round of status calls.
Want this wired into your stack?
Bring the source system, target system, and security constraints. An engineer will map the interface and the unresolved questions.