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Find all features and workflows that are possible within SDX-Cloud.
All capture methods in one project, turned into a usable site model.
Stop jumping between folders, emails and tools.
- Machine scans from Sodex systems and SDX-PocketScan captures
- Drone surveys and point clouds from other systems
- Design surfaces, 2D plans (DXF), 3D plans and orthophotos
- Sorted into Data models, Snapshots, Reference models, Orthophotos, 2D plans and 3D plans
Look at the site the way you need: in 3D, on the map, back in time, in photos.
Your whole site on the map, in 3D, in the browser.
- Point cloud, terrain or mesh on a satellite map
- Color by photo, elevation, slope or scan intensity
- Hillshade and contour lines in your interval and style
- Lay 2D plans and design models on top
Turn a dense scan into the few numbers and lines you need.
- Coordinates (easting, northing, height), distances and slope
- Areas, perimeters and volumes
- Stockpile volume with one polygon around the pile
- Measure on the map or directly in the point cloud
See where you are against the plan and how much material moved.
- Heatmap: above or below design at a glance
- Check the height difference at any point (Rover tool)
- Volume of a drawn area against the design
Set it up once. The numbers update with each new scan.
- Named piles with your materials and densities
- Volumes recalculate when new data comes in
- History chart for every pile and material
- Tonnage estimated from your density values
From analysis to a document your client actually reads.
- Map and 3D screenshots with arrows and text
- Measurement tables with the fields you choose
- Branded layouts with logo, header and footer (Document layouts)
- Templates with automatic project name, author, date and coordinate system
- PDF export
Keep working in the CAD, survey and GIS tools you already use.
- Point clouds: LAS, LAZ, XYZ, PLY, CSV
- Surfaces and contours: DXF, LandXML; point cloud to mesh/TIN
- Measurements: CSV, DXF, PDF list
- Export only an area, pick units, thin out the cloud
Set it up once in the office, the machine follows.
- Coordinate system and localization per project
- Project boundary on the map (project geofence)
- Ground control point library
- Grid size, start date and deadline per project