Hello, this is Meissa, the spatial information platform.
If this is your first time coming across a drone-based spatial information platform, you may find yourself wondering, "How can this platform actually help on a construction site?"
To answer that question, we've gathered practical Meissa tips that are already being used in the field. Take a quick look at the platform's wide range of features and real-world use cases!
At the T Construction site, the Meissa platform is actively used for meetings.
By using the Meissa platform, you can upload the files you need for a meeting and easily review CAD or BIM data together with the current site conditions.
By overlaying drawings onto the orthophotos captured by drone, you can quickly discuss whether construction is taking place in the exact planned location, where to designate hazard zones, where to position tower cranes, and more. You can also display 3D point cloud and BIM data together to visually confirm whether construction is progressing as planned.
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At the F Construction site, internal review materials are easily produced through the Meissa platform.
If you want to quickly check and share land boundary information during a site handover process, try the [Location] tool. Once you enter the boundary positions based on the coordinate data obtained in the field, you can review the current conditions and the positions together, and export that material as a PDF or Excel file.
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At the G Construction site, complaints are handled through Meissa.
When you use Meissa for site management, past data naturally accumulates on the platform. By making use of this data, you can respond flexibly even to unexpected complaints, including those about road damage.
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At the G site, the safety team monitors worker locations through the Meissa platform and the Meissa Guard app to build a safer site.
Through the platform, they look down on the entire site at a glance to check the placement of signalers, flaggers, and others, and through Meissa Guard they check how on-site personnel are moving.
