Managed LiDAR processing for utility vegetation management. You hand us the file — we handle storage, classification, hosting, and audit logging on EU-resident infrastructure. €50/km flat. NIS2-ready. No infrastructure investment on your side.
You ship the LiDAR file. We classify and process it. You get an interactive dashboard. From there, the data flows wherever your maintenance workflow already lives.
Drop a LAS, LAZ, or COPC file from any source — drone, helicopter, vehicle-mounted, or terrestrial scanner. No format conversion, no preprocessing required on your end.
Storage, AI classification, vectorization, dashboard hosting, audit logging — all on our EU-resident infrastructure. Customer-isolated tier, encryption at rest, NIS2-compliant. No infrastructure investment on your side.
Not files. A continuous platform. A live 3D control surface, automated risk monitoring, alerts when vegetation crosses thresholds, and direct API integration into your maintenance workflow. The files are just how the system talks to your other tools.
Because the data is already classified, vectorized, and risk-scored, it integrates directly into whatever maintenance system you already run. No custom adapters, no manual reformatting, no analyst-hours.
14.24 million points. 0.518 km². Classified, vectorized, and packaged into deliverable files in under three minutes. Here's the dashboard from a sample drone-captured corridor file, processed on commodity hardware.
These four files aren't the product. The living platform is the product. The files are how the system talks to your existing tools — GIS, CMMS, SCADA, ERP. Plug them in, and the system stays alive in the background.
The full point cloud, semantically labeled. Ground, vegetation tiers, buildings, wires, towers — every point classified, ready for downstream tools.
Digital Terrain Model at 0.5 m resolution. The bare ground surface, suitable for hydrology, slope analysis, and infrastructure planning.
Canopy Height Model — vegetation height per pixel, feeding directly into BioGuardNet-H for species and growth trends.
Vector shapefile of detected wires and towers. Drop straight into your GIS — corridor lines, tower coordinates, all geo-referenced.
Your LiDAR files are stored in customer-isolated tiers on EU-resident infrastructure. We process, you receive. Single trust boundary, no cloud-vendor sprawl, no offshore data egress.
A sample corridor segment from public national LiDAR, rendered live in your browser. Slovenia GKOT · F08-50-04 sample. AI-classified point cloud — vegetation, ground, buildings, towers, fences. No login, no roundtrip. 577,887 points, fully interactive.
This is the raw geometry. No AI overlay, no synthetic markers — just the real point cloud you'd get back, classified by our processing chain. Hover the legend to see what each class represents.
LiDAR is not a fault-detection tool. It doesn't read serial numbers off insulators, it doesn't see corona discharge, it doesn't replace a thermal camera. What it does — extremely well — is geometry: exactly where every wire is, exactly where every tree is, and exactly how close the two are to crossing safety thresholds. We do the geometry layer. Other inspections complement it. We integrate with all of them.
The same 3D view becomes a measurement tool, a corridor designer, a satellite-validated diagnostic — and exports a full PDF report.
Click to place towers, draw conductors, and the platform automatically validates every wire against the cm-precise LiDAR. No CAD round-trip, no separate modeling — the design tool sits inside the same 3D view your operators already use.
The satellite detects vegetation change continuously across the entire network. The LiDAR validates with cm-level structural precision. Toggle between the two views — or fuse them. Buffer zones, NDVI overlays, corridor trends, span-by-span risk classes: all in the same canvas.
Click "AI Analysis" in the viewer and the platform generates a full corridor diagnostic: classification distribution, network-vegetation risk per height class (HC0–HC3), combined risk score with the measured trend, and a one-click PDF export ready for procurement or compliance review.
The LiDAR captures structure with cm precision — but you only fly it once a year. The satellite watches continuously but can't measure exact distances. Together, they tell the full story.
Every usable pass, every span. NDVI, vegetation indices, change detection over the entire network — the machine pre-labels, an expert validates.
Every individual wire, tower, and tree. 3D positions, exact clearance distances, vegetation height — the ground truth that calibrates everything else.
For every span in the network, the satellite NDVI trend shows how the vegetation is changing. The LiDAR validates current clearance. The model fuses both into one risk score per span, refreshed with every usable satellite pass.
You don't get a "report." You get a live diagnostic surface across your entire network — span by span, week by week.
We process, validate, and contribute model improvements back to a federated pool — anonymized, opt-in, raw data never leaves your platform.
You send a LAZ file. We classify, vectorize, deliver an interactive 3D dashboard with risk-prioritized work orders.
Same date, same area. The cm-precise LiDAR pairs with Sentinel-2 spectral indices — paired training data, all in EU-resident, customer-isolated processing tiers.
Only model gradients (not raw data) flow back to the BioGuardNet training pool. You keep full data sovereignty.
Next quarter, all participating utilities receive an improved model. The investment compounds.
Any LiDAR source. One processing platform. A continuous, integrated control surface — not a static report. €50/km buys the system, not the files.
No per-feature surcharges. No mandatory subscriptions. No "contact for quote" obfuscation.
LiDAR processing costs $90 per mile (€50 per km) of line corridor, flat. The price includes classification (ground, vegetation, buildings), powerline detection, wire-to-tree clearance reports, the interactive 3D dashboard for 90 days, work-order exports (CSV, GeoJSON, API) and the audit log. There are no per-feature surcharges and no mandatory subscription.
No. The price covers processing a point cloud you already have or commission from a survey provider. Any LAS or LAZ source works. Flight costs depend on the provider, terrain and distance, so we do not publish a benchmark for them.
Yes. Network-wide deployments above 1,000 km get volume pricing, discussed case by case. The same applies to operators with data-residency requirements beyond EU-resident managed compute.
Yes. On the self-service LiDAR page you can run sample datasets without an account and watch the whole run. Your own LAS or LAZ file can be processed free of charge, in limited numbers, as a demonstration: ask for an upload code on the same page. Open the self-service LiDAR analysis →
Usually not. Satellite monitoring covers the whole network continuously and flags the spans where vegetation risk is building. LiDAR is then flown and processed only where exact clearance is needed, which keeps the expensive data where it matters. Satellite, LiDAR, drone or vehicle: which one, when → · Vegetation management cost benchmark →
Direct call with the Talamone engineering team. We walk through the platform, deployment specifics, and your NIS2 / data residency constraints. Procurement timing on your schedule.