Data that will not load
Region-scale datasets slow maps down unless they are processed and tiled properly.
Large spatial data, fast on the map
We build geospatial platforms that ingest, process, tile and serve large spatial datasets, and render them in 2D and 3D in the browser.
Problems it solves
Why teams bring us in
2D and 3D split apart
Terrain, buildings and data layers live in separate tools instead of one view.
Formats everywhere
Shapefiles, GeoJSON, CityGML, GeoTIFF and CAD drawings all need to work together.
Answers locked in data
Users without GIS training struggle to get answers from spatial data.
What we deliver
What you get
Delivered as a module inside your existing product, in your codebase and with your team.
Spatial data pipelines
Ingestion, cleaning and reprojection of large and varied datasets.
Tiling and serving
Vector tiles, 3D Tiles and terrain from GeoTIFF, served fast.
2D and 3D map rendering
Interactive maps and 3D scenes with CesiumJS, Mapbox, OpenLayers or three.js.
AI interfaces for spatial data
MCP servers and conversational interfaces that answer questions about GIS data.
Case studies
Where we have delivered this
Mining
4D Mining Timeline Viewer
A browser-based 4D viewer that plays mine plans and actual progress back over time.
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Telecom
CAD Data Onboarding to GIS
AutoCAD DWG and DXF floor and site plans turned into geo-referenced map features with Autodesk Platform Services.
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GIS / Urban planning
3D Digital Twins of a City
Import, export and visualization of 3D building digital twins on a GIS map, inside an existing planning product.
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Telecom
5G Network Digital Twin
An end-to-end platform to manage the physical and virtual assets of a 5G network in a 3D geospatial environment.
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Telecom
Radio Map and Path Propagation Simulation
3D city meshes generated from GIS data for physics-based radio propagation simulation with NVIDIA Sionna RT.
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GIS / Urban planning
Geospatial Data Processing Platform
Large geospatial datasets processed, analyzed and rendered in an interactive web application.
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Telecom
Telecom Tower Asset Performance Digital Twin
A SaaS digital twin to monitor and manage telecom towers, site equipment and their performance in 3D, alongside operational data.
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Mining
Map-Based Mine Planning Tool
A map-based tool that links the main mine planning inputs into one design and planning workflow.
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GIS / Urban planning
MCP Server and Conversational Interface for a GIS Platform
Existing GIS data and analytics exposed as an MCP server, with a conversational interface in the product.
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AEC / Construction
Regulation-Aware 3D House Design
A web app to visualize and design house extensions that automatically respect local regulations.
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GIS / Urban planning
Map-Based Drawing Tool in 2D, 2.5D and 3D
A Mapbox drawing and editing tool to create, import and manage custom real estate features on a map.
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GIS / Urban planning
Property and 3D Data Rendering
3D data, 2D property data and large point sets rendered together on maps for a USA-based client.
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Technologies and formats
What we work with
Industries
Where this applies
How we deliver
From first call to long-term support
- 01
Discovery call
30 minutes with an engineer, under NDA if you need one.
- 02
Technical discovery
1 to 3 weeks: requirements workshop, code and data review, and a proof of concept for the risky parts.
- 03
Proposal
Phased plan, team, estimate and engagement model.
- 04
Delivery
Two to three week iterations, with a demo every sprint.
FAQ
Common questions
Which mapping engines do you work with?
CesiumJS, Mapbox, OpenLayers and three.js, chosen to fit your product and data.
Can you speed up our existing map?
Often, yes. Changes to tiling, indexing and rendering can make large datasets feel fast again.
Do you publish open-source GIS tools?
Yes. For example, three-tiles-loader brings OGC 3D Tiles into three.js.
Need this in your product?
Tell us about the module you need. You will talk to an engineer from the first call.