
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 builds high-resolution 360º cameras designed for mobile mapping, reality capture, and geospatial data collection. Our cameras provide unmatched image clarity, making them ideal for surveying, infrastructure inspection, and urban planning.
Yes! Check out real-world examples and customer use cases on our YouTube channel, where we showcase our cameras in action for mapping, surveying, and infrastructure projects. If you’re looking for sample data, please contact us by filling out the contact form below, and we’d be happy to share sample data sets.
Yes! You own your data today, tomorrow, and forever. We are a great alternative to vendor-locked mobile mapping systems.
We are always looking for strategic partners. If you’re interested in distributing Mosaic cameras or integrating our technology into your solutions, reach out!
Yes! We offer virtual and in-person demos to show how our cameras fit into your workflow. Contact us to schedule a demo tailored to your industry.
Yes! Our cameras complement LiDAR systems by providing high-resolution imagery for colorizing point clouds, feature extraction, and visual verification. They integrate seamlessly with major mapping and GIS platforms.
No. Our cameras are designed for ease of use with a simple setup process. We provide detailed documentation, training videos, and customer support to help you get started quickly.
Mosaic cameras are built for rugged field use, with weather-resistant enclosures and robust hardware designed to withstand vibrations, extreme temperatures, and tough conditions in the field.
You can request a quote or speak with our sales team by contacting us directly.
Resolution and shutter sensors are the key differences between our cameras.
With each of our models, you can capture images by time (frames-per-second), based on the traveled distance (distance-based triggering), or with an external electrical pulse.
The output data from the Mosaic camera systems is delivered in unencrypted, non-vendor-locked formats. After your data capture, you’ll find h.264-compressed images in an MP4 container, corresponding GPX files with trajectories, and timestamps in a CSV file format.
Nope! The camera control software runs on the camera itself, and you can access it via an Ethernet cable connected to a laptop, tablet, or smartphone.
The Mosaic 51 and Mosaic X are powered by external V-mount batteries. They are widely used in photography and videography and are readily available from many online retailers.
All Mosaic camera data is non-vendor-locked, so you have the freedom to choose the software solution that best fits your needs and workflow. However, if you are in the market for post-processing tools, check out our lineup of software!
The Mosaic 51 and Mosaic X camera systems come equipped with a built-in AUX port connection and are shipped with an AUX port cable. This enables integration with most industry-standard external sensors, such as GNSS, IMU, and LiDAR.
Our cameras are designed and produced in the European Union, specifically the Czech Republic. We are proud to have our headquarters located in the beautiful capital city of Prague.
Yes! Every camera system comes with a 1-year warranty.
Yes! We want you to know that what you purchase will get the job done, so we offer technical support both before and after purchasing our mobile mapping systems.
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