Transform real world complexity into a virtual one (Sponsored)
V5D is a software ecosystem that fundamentally changes the way in which users manage their GIS data and the production of large-scale digital twin environments.
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V5D provides impressive performance in geo-localized content management: from 2D to 3D, users can seamlessly transform diverse GIS data streams into rich, multispectral environments, complete with pattern of life, humans, crowds, traffic, interactions, and behaviors.
The result is a digital twin that delivers more than area, space, and time – it delivers the fifth dimension: context.
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