Turning survey data into something everyone can use
Built to eliminate the friction of sharing survey data, HALO is a platform that brings video, reports, and point clouds into one browser-based hub. Instead of sharing massive files via email, USB drives, or basic cloud links, inspection teams can give asset owners a single place to view, measure, and compare every survey they deliver.
HALO keeps everything in one place, so it's there when you need it.
Who HALO Is For
Inspection Contractors
Deliver every survey through a single link that keeps working, and look sharper doing it than an email full of attachments ever could.
Asset Owners
View, measure and compare every survey your contractors send you, in one place, instead of scattered folders and links that expire.
Engineering & Asset Teams
Assess condition and plan work directly from the data itself, without waiting for a report to be built around it first.
Capabilities
Survey Data Integration
Combine LiDAR, photogrammetry, and sensor data into a single spatial model
Survey Data Management
Store and organise every dataset by project, site or survey date, in a structured, searchable workspace.
3D Spatial Visualisation
Open and navigate full-scale point clouds directly in the browser, no software to install.
Integrated Video Context
Review video alongside the 3D model, in the same workspace, without switching between files.
Change Management
See exactly where conditions have changed between one survey and the next.
Secure External Sharing
Give clients or partners access to specific datasets, without opening up the whole workspace.
Why We Built HALO
Surveys were delivered on hard drives, sent in the post
That worked until someone needed to revisit it months later and found the drive had gone missing.
Survey data ended up scattered across different systems and files
Video, reports and point clouds rarely lived together, making a full picture hard to piece together.
Surveys were treated as a one-off, disconnected report
Nothing from one survey carried through to the next, so change over time was impossible to see.
