List of Pix4Dsurvey Customers
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Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased Pix4Dsurvey for Geographic Information System from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using Pix4Dsurvey for Geographic Information System include: City of Atlantic City, a United States based Government organisation with 1000 employees and revenues of $180.0 million, MJ Engineering and Land Surveying, a United States based Construction and Real Estate organisation with 125 employees and revenues of $21.0 million, Wells for Zoe Malawi, a Malawi based Non Profit organisation with 20 employees and revenues of $1.0 million and many others.
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City of Atlantic City | Government | 1000 | $180M | United States | Pix4D SA | Pix4Dsurvey | Geographic Information System | 2020 | n/a | In 2020 City of Atlantic City implemented Pix4Dsurvey to support surveying and mapping at Bader Field. The Atlantic City Fire Department deployed a drone workflow using PIX4Dcapture, PIX4Dcloud and Pix4Dsurvey to generate orthomosaics, dense point clouds and vectorized assets for infrastructure maintenance, event planning and training. The implementation used drone capture, cloud processing in PIX4Dcloud to produce orthomosaics and dense point clouds, and Pix4Dsurvey for rapid 3D vectorization and vector asset creation. Pix4Dsurvey functioned as a Geographic Information System component to convert point clouds into vector features for roofs, utilities and site infrastructure, supporting roof inspections and flood risk analysis. Operational scope was focused on Bader Field with workflows owned by the Atlantic City Fire Department, impacting public safety, facilities maintenance and event operations. The deployment centralized geospatial capture and processing into a drone to cloud to desktop pipeline, enabling the department to execute recurring inspection and event logistics workflows. The drone plus Pix4Dsurvey workflow enabled rapid 3D vectorization in about two hours, producing actionable vectorized assets used for infrastructure maintenance, roof inspections, flood-risk analysis and more efficient event logistics. Deliverables from Pix4Dsurvey included orthomosaics, dense point clouds and vector assets that were consumed directly in operational planning and training. | |
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MJ Engineering and Land Surveying | Construction and Real Estate | 125 | $21M | United States | Pix4D SA | Pix4Dsurvey | Geographic Information System | 2021 | n/a | In 2021, MJ Engineering and Land Surveying implemented Pix4Dsurvey as part of its Geographic Information System workflows for surveying and mapping in the Hudson Valley, United States. The deployment paired Pix4Dsurvey with PIX4Dmatic to extract ground points, generate a triangulated irregular network, and export surfaces to AutoDesk Civil3D for redevelopment planning and engineering model integration. The implementation configured Pix4Dsurvey to perform automated ground point classification, dense point filtering, and TIN creation to produce survey-ready surface models. Pix4Dsurvey outputs were exported as surface files compatible with AutoDesk Civil3D, enabling downstream planimetric and vertical control workflows within engineering design pipelines. Operational coverage centered on field surveying and mapping for redevelopment projects in the Hudson Valley, with primary business functions impacted including civil engineering, site redevelopment planning, and utility mapping. The technical workflow established an image processing to CAD surface pipeline, moving from PIX4Dmatic point cloud processing into Pix4Dsurvey surface extraction and then into AutoDesk Civil3D model consumption. The implementation produced survey-grade topographic outputs exceeding 5 cm ASPRS specifications and significantly sped up utility and planimetric extraction for engineering workflows, delivering higher fidelity surfaces for redevelopment planning. | |
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Wells for Zoe Malawi | Non Profit | 20 | $1M | Malawi | Pix4D SA | Pix4Dsurvey | Geographic Information System | 2024 | n/a | In 2024, Wells for Zoe Malawi deployed Pix4Dsurvey as part of a drone to CAD surveying workflow in Kafulufulu, Northern Malawi. The deployment used Pix4Dsurvey in the Geographic Information System category to support civil engineering and surveying for siting and designing a community footbridge. The implementation pipeline began with aerial data processed in PIX4Dmatic to produce a dense 3D point cloud, which was then imported into Pix4Dsurvey. Within Pix4Dsurvey the team created a triangulated irregular network and extracted contour lines, using terrain modeling and contour generation capabilities to translate survey outputs into engineering‑ready deliverables. Operationally the workflow supported Wells for Zoe Malawi field teams and external engineering partners, enabling remote collaboration on bridge alignment and grade decisions. The scope focused on site selection and design in Kafulufulu, with Pix4Dsurvey providing the Geographic Information System functions needed for civil site modeling and design coordination. Governance and process changes centered on a digital handoff from photogrammetry to survey products, standardizing TIN and contour delivery for external reviewers. The Pix4Dsurvey enabled workflow reduced costs and sped decision making, and it supported optimal bridge placement so the community could access vital services during the rainy season. |
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