Looq AI’s Ground-Based Tech Set to Revolutionize Infrastructure Mapping

Looq AI, a leader in ground-based reality capture, is dramatically expanding its global reach with seven new partnerships across North America, Europe, and Asia. This move instantly extends Looq AI’s innovative, survey-grade technology to professionals in surveying, engineering, and utilities worldwide.

The demand for fast, accurate, and intelligent field data is soaring, especially for critical infrastructure where aerial methods fall short. Looq AI’s technology is engineered to complement—and sometimes replace—traditional multi-tool workflows, providing a faster, safer, and more comprehensive way to map and model assets.

“Our mission is to empower professionals with tools that deliver uncompromising accuracy and measurable efficiency gains, often realized in just days,” says Dominique Meyer, CEO of Looq AI. “This helps engineering firms reduce project costs and increase margins.”

The expanded network is transforming how professionals digitize and monitor infrastructure, delivering next-generation digital twin solutions to key regions:

Region New Partners Markets Covered Key Value
North America AllTerra Central, LiDAholics, Monsen Engineering, Terrain LLC Texas, Oklahoma, Arizona, New Mexico, Seattle Area, Utah, Nevada, Northeast U.S. Accelerating field-to-office workflows and providing complete datasets.
Europe ECOGIS Sp. z o.o., Geometius Poland, Croatia, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg Strengthening presence in Central/Eastern Europe and integrating complete digital workflows.
Asia/Middle East IRIS STAR Technologies India, Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Extending applications for infrastructure monitoring and geospatial surveying.

The Looq Platform—a handheld, ground-based system—is a game-changer, making survey-grade 3D capture cost-effective at scale. It offers a unified workflow for creation, visualization, analysis, and integration, helping users work more efficiently and get precise results for topographic mapping and critical asset modeling.

Looq AI’s ground-based reality capture platform is designed to generate highly accurate 3D models and point clouds that are directly importable into Bentley applications, such as MicroStation and tools like PLS-CADD).

A joint customer, Aquawolf, also won a prestigious Bentley Systems Founders’ Honor Award for a project that innovatively integrated Looq AI’s 3D capture technology with Bentley’s PLS-CADD to improve utility pole modeling efficiency by over 60%. This highlights a successful, synergistic use case for the two technologies.

The Looq Platform’s virtual surveying provides a unified, end-to-end workflow, enabling users to efficiently draft, code, and control 3D features while easily exporting clean linework. Image courtesy of Looq AI.
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