The Northern Virginia-based Inertial Labs, a leading advanced navigation and positioning technology provider, has announced its new strategic partnership with Stitch3D, a renowned cloud-optimized software startup specializing in cutting-edge 3D data hosting and sharing solutions, on RESEPI LiDAR products.
The LiDAR Remote Sensing Payload Instrument (RESEPI™) series, or RESEPI LiDAR series, is renowned for its precision, reliability, and versatility and provides comprehensive solutions for diverse applications such as autonomous vehicle navigation, environmental mapping, and infrastructure monitoring.
The partnership between Inertial Labs and Stitch3D merges Inertial Labs’ RESEPI LiDAR technology with Stitch3D’s web-based 3D point cloud visualization and distribution technology. This collaboration aims to provide advanced 3D scanning solutions globally, enhancing the accessibility of RESEPI LiDAR products while delivering state-of-the-art technology solutions that meet customers’ evolving needs.
Clark Yuan, founder and CEO of Stitch3D, added, “We couldn’t be more excited to partner with Inertial Labs to help bring quality LIDAR products to new and existing markets. With Inertial Labs’ cutting-edge and innovative technologies and Stitch3D’s cloud-optimized 3D solutions, we hope to provide everyone with easy access to powerful 3D insights.”
For information about Inertial Labs and its available product lines, visit www.inertiallabs.com.
Source: Stitch3D/Inertial Labs
About Inertial Labs
Founded in 2001 and based in Northern Virginia, Inertial Labs is a trailblazer in developing innovative essential navigation solutions for our customers by providing state-of-the-art products and services so that they can achieve their ideas and aspirations. We plan to continue providing high-quality, cost-competitive, quick turnaround service while adding cutting-edge technology to our capabilities.
About Stitch3D
Founded in 2020, Stitch3D offers a new cloud-native solution to host, view, analyze, and share 3D files. The company solves web point cloud data interoperability issues, allowing anyone to easily map, measure, and share 3D models with a simple URL or email invite. Backed by the US Air Force, Stitch3D is focused on democratizing everyone’s access to 3D data. For further information, visit https://www.stitch3d.io.
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