Up-to-date visual documentation for smarter infrastructure decisions

WSB 360° captures high‑resolution, street‑level 360° imagery to create accurate visual documentation of infrastructure assets as they exist today. This imagery supports asset detection, mapping, and classification, with data delivered directly to GIS and Asset Management Systems—integrating seamlessly into existing geospatial workflows.

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Capture and update your street-level imagery

Google imagery is often missing or out-of-date. Using a 360º-degree camera, WSB can drive any street or alley within a community to generate current photos, then upload them directly to Google Maps SteetView. This advanced photographic method can also be used to capture imagery for areas other than paved roadways like gravel roads, bike paths, walking trails, and even rivers. All of the gathered photos integrate seamlessly with WSB’s web mapping application, Datafi.

Detect, capture and map your assets

Beyond simply documenting roads, WSB 360º can be used to capture, map, and classify your roadside assets like hydrants, signs, power poles, streetlights, and mailboxes. The camera can pick up and classify linear objects like pedestrian crossing, guardrails, and curbs. The images are passed through an AI system that recognizes the differences between a stop sign and yield sign allowing it to properly assign them the correct information including MUTCD Code. This data is accurate to within 1-meter and can then be used within an existing GIS or Asset Management System.

Street-level view of a rural gravel road curving to the right, with trees and grass along both sides and a yellow curve warning sign.

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