
Documenting Lahaina and LA’s Wildfire Damage with Street-Level Imagery
When UCLA and the University of Hawaii’s research programs need high-resolution 360° imagery of wildfire aftermath, they turn to Mosaic cameras.

Mosaic enhances insurance risk assessment with precise, pre-event insights and reduced claim ambiguity.

When UCLA and the University of Hawaii’s research programs need high-resolution 360° imagery of wildfire aftermath, they turn to Mosaic cameras.

There are some scenes only street-view imagery can capture. These researchers are using Mosaic imagery from Hurricane Ian to train GeoAI models to identify post-disaster damage levels. When Hurricane Ian

During emergencies, every hour counts. Learn how McKenzie Intelligence Services uses Mosaic’s mobile mapping camera system to speed up the insurance claim process and bring policyholders peace of mind. Financial

The game-changing impact of Mosaic’s 360º mobile mapping camera on insurance risk assessment. From tackling ambiguity in claims to providing real-time insights before catastrophic events, discover why it’s a must-have for insurers navigating the evolving landscape.
Assessing risk or the value of a property, as well as the processing of insurance claims can be a labor-intensive procedure, with many man-hours on the ground. Taking advantage of the Mosaic 51, a high power and highly precise 360 degree camera, mobile mapping can provide a better understanding for better decision making.
Data collection with our 360 cameras allows our customers to gain insight necessary for accurate risk management, claim evaluations and processing with reduced site visits.
With Mosaics 360 cameras for insurance agencies, companies can rest assured that the data collected about the property is correct and up-to-date. This insight grants them the ability to make the proper assessments, leading to a more defined assessment. And due to the nature of the data collection (mobile mapping), there is almost no need for on-site visits.
When an insurance claim is made concerning the conditions of a stop sign, street light, or pot hole, the insurer’s agency can assess the situation from the comfort of an office without the need to visit the site.
A great deal of time, labor, and resources are saved by not having to send agents to the field and fraudulent claims can be handled in a more time-efficient manner.
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