LONDON, UK: 1Spatial Plc announced an upgrade to its patented rules engine, 1Integrate, which now includes added support for 3D data.
In response to growing customer interest in 3D data, 1Integrate 3.0 now supports full 3D data in its data stores, rules and actions. This enhanced capability, available via an additional licence, will enable 1Spatial customers to manage more accurately aspects such as sunlight availability, noise propagation, building heat loss, solar panel capacity or building occupancy.
These are typical requirements for facilities management, smart cities or infrastructure management sectors.
1Integrate’s rules engine is a unique no-code capability that provides high performance validation and enhancement of data. 3D data can often be 10 times the size of 2D data and so 1Integrate’s secure and scalable performance enables national-level automated validation, creation, fixing and merging of 2D and 3D data together.
Claire Milverton, CEO of 1Spatial commented, “With 3D data becoming more readily available, our customers are increasingly looking for ways to integrate verified and accurate 3D data into their processes, whether that be national mapping agencies wishing to integrate new data to enable more efficient planning for smart buildings and cities or utility companies for greater levels of solar power generation. We anticipate strong interest in the offering both within our existing customers but also in the facilities management sector, where we are seeing a growing number of opportunities.
Through this and our ongoing product enhancements, we are committed to providing dynamic market offerings that utilise our world leading data management capabilities, enabling our customers to unlock the value of their data.”
1Spatial plc is a global leader in providing Location Master Data Management (LMDM) software, solutions and business applications, primarily to the Government, Utilities and Transport sectors via the 1Spatial platform.
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12 Jul, 17:11 GMT+1 ·Disclaimer
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