
Fly North: Integrating Street View Mapping with Drone Surveying
Discover how the Mosaic 51 improved Fly North’s ground capture capabilities to map 4,500 km of Colombia’s toughest environments.

Transform utility mapping with accurate, high-resolution 360° imagery and data collection for efficient asset management and surveying

Traditional utility pole inspections require sending crews to physically visit every pole – measuring, photographing, and recording data one asset at a time. For networks spanning thousands of poles across cities or rural regions, that approach is slow, expensive, and difficult to scale.
High-resolution 360° imagery captured with a Mosaic camera enables remote utility pole data collection across entire networks in a single drive pass. Engineers and analysts can then perform utility pole inspections, pole loading analysis, and asset audits from their desks – using precise georeferenced imagery to assess conditions, identify issues, and feed utility pole data into asset management workflows without returning to the field.

Utility companies planning new connections – whether for fiber rollout, overhead cable attachment, or underground routing – need accurate, current information about what’s already on the poles and along the route before any work begins.
High-resolution 360° imagery from Mosaic camera systems provides the utility pole field data collection that makes this planning possible remotely: identifying available space on existing poles, assessing right-of-way conditions, spotting potential obstacles, and supporting pole loading analysis to determine what each pole can safely carry. The result is smarter network planning, fewer surprises on site, and significant reductions in both project timelines and connection costs.

Utility infrastructure doesn’t stop at city limits. Networks extend into remote corridors, challenging climates, and difficult terrain where traditional surveying is expensive, slow, and sometimes simply impractical. Mosaic cameras are built to operate reliably across the full range of conditions utility companies face – from tropical heat and humidity to high-altitude rural roads and dense urban environments.
Whether surveying electrical grid assets across thousands of kilometers of countryside or conducting a utility pole audit in a densely built city, the same system captures the high-quality, georeferenced imagery that utility teams need to make informed decisions about their infrastructure.

Discover how the Mosaic 51 improved Fly North’s ground capture capabilities to map 4,500 km of Colombia’s toughest environments.

Learn how high-resolution 360° imagery, paired with Vulcan’s Azmyth platform, slashes costs by 70% and speeds up project timelines, setting new standards in the industry.

Read how Midwest Energy & Communications harnessed their Mosaic X camera for superior data capture, resulting in streamlined operations, improved safety, and high-quality infrastructure mapping, driving forward their utility services.
Choose one of Mosaic’s MLS systems to experience the benefits of remotely surveying, planning, maintaining, and taking inventory, all while avoiding costly damages and risks to their assets.
No more regular site visits and manual surveying, all of that can be taken care of with your Mosaic camera.