Geospatial data acquistion

Jakarto’s mobile units capture high definition geographic data in 3D.

Jakarto data

Data usage

Data processing

Data acquisition

Mobile mapping units and data acquisition

How does it work?

A mobile mapping unit (MMU) is a vehicle with integrated capture systems (LiDAR, radars, cameras). It collects data and georeferenced images to build digital maps.

These systems comprise of synchronized navigation and imagery sensors.

Jakarto’s mobile mapping units

Jakarto data captured by the MMUs precisely reproduce what the various sensors can see and detect from the road, allowing the generation of a digital twin of the territory covered.

2,000,000 measurements per second

Ability to capture 150,000 km per year

Geographical positioning accuracy of 2-3 cm

Scans at speeds at
20-30 km/h

System operates during all four seasons

Centimetre-precision measurements

What makes our MMUs so unique?

Versatility

Our units can capture the necessary data for any object in a defined environment. Analyze and measure exactly what you need.

Simplicity

No road obstruction! Because our units are mobile, they capture data without slowing down traffic.

Precision

As far as accuracy goes, our units are second to none. The margin of error is less than 1 mm in a 10-meter capture and less than 3 mm in a 50-meter capture.

Our 4K cameras even read the fine print!

Speed

In urban settings, our units take precise readings when moving at an average speed of 30 km/h. Unlike other traditional methods of collecting data, our mobile solutions let you capture at the speed of steady traffic.