SkyeBrowse
Turn video into court-ready 3D models for first responders and accident reconstruction.
SkyeBrowse takes a fundamentally different approach than traditional photogrammetry: instead of capturing hundreds of still photos, users simply record a video using a drone, smartphone, or 360-degree camera. Once uploaded, the platform generates court-ready 3D models, floor plans, and orthomosaics in just minutes.
Key Features & Use Cases
For first responders, this means significantly reduced scene clearance times—just fly a drone in a circle and record, no complex flight planning required. The system also features AI-powered floor plan generation, converting indoor footage into detailed layouts. Trusted by organizations like the New York City Fire Department, the U.S. Air Force, and numerous state and local law enforcement agencies, SkyeBrowse is also widely used in construction and real estate.
Ideal for fire departments, law enforcement, accident investigators, and construction site documentation. Any agency needing rapid site preservation can benefit from this low-barrier, video-to-model workflow, making it far more practical for frontline teams than heavy-duty professional surveying software.
Key Features
- Video-to-3D model generation
- AI indoor floor plan generation
- Orthomosaic mapping and measurement tools
- Compatible with smartphones and 360° cameras
- Court-ready export formats
Pros
- Rapid on-site workflow—just record a video
- Low equipment barrier; no specialized surveying hardware required
- Free tier available for testing
Cons
- Lower precision compared to rigorous traditional photogrammetry workflows
- Designed primarily for US public sector workflows and may require local adaptation
- Heavy data processing requires a paid plan
Use Cases
- Traffic accident scene reconstruction
- Fire and disaster scene documentation
- Construction progress tracking and as-built verification
- Real estate spatial showcases
Editor's Note
Every hour an accident scene stays closed means massive traffic delays. Cutting mapping time from an hour down to five minutes offers a societal benefit that far outweighs the underlying technology itself.
FAQ
Can smartphone videos really generate 3D models?
Yes, but the quality depends on how you shoot—steady movement, complete coverage, and adequate lighting are key. Smartphones work well for smaller scenes, while drones are more efficient for large areas.
Are the outputs legally admissible as evidence?
SkyeBrowse markets its outputs as "court-ready," but admissibility is ultimately determined by local judicial standards and legal procedures in your jurisdiction.
