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Siamo un brand con due frontiere: un’agenzia digitale (sviluppo web ed eCommerce, AI, marketing, SEO) e l’ingegneria del dato (rilievi con drone, fotogrammetria 3D, georadar, termografia e smart water management). Le stesse persone, due mondi complementari.

La sede è a Caggiano (SA), in Campania, ma lavoriamo con clienti in tutta Italia, con presenza operativa anche su Roma e Potenza. Per i rilievi tecnici ci spostiamo dove serve il cantiere o la rete.

Con una prima consulenza gratuita e senza impegno: ci racconti l’obiettivo e ti diciamo con chiarezza cosa serve, in quali fasi e con quale investimento. Da lì partiamo con analisi, progettazione e realizzazione.

There's no fixed price: it depends on the number of products and variants, the realism of the 3D models, and the integrations with your eCommerce and management system. A 360° product viewer for a few items costs far less than a configurator with hundreds of combinations and dynamic pricing. We start with a free call to analyze your case, then give you a transparent quote with detailed line items.

No, you don't need to install anything. The configurator runs directly in the browser using WebGL technology: the user rotates the product, chooses materials, finishes and dimensions, and sees the price and preview update in real time, on desktop or smartphone. The final choice can connect to the cart and become an order on your eCommerce.

Yes. For TapparellaPro we built a tailor-made eCommerce with a custom product configurator: the customer composes the item, watches the price update and orders independently, cutting down manual quotes and returns.

If it's done right, no. We optimize the models for the web and load the 3D part progressively, with fallbacks for less powerful devices. We use a modern, performance-oriented stack, so the page stays fast and technical SEO isn't compromised.

It's the ability to frame your own space with your smartphone camera and see the product at real size in the room, directly from the browser and without downloading an app. It's useful for furniture, accessories and bulky products, because it helps the customer decide with more confidence.

The indicative ranges: a proof of concept on a real use case costs €3,000–8,000, a single agent in production €8,000–25,000, and multi-process automation starts at €25,000. On top of that comes token consumption, which for most SME use cases runs from a few tens to a few hundred euros per month. The precise number comes out of the free feasibility analysis, which measures volumes, integrations and data quality.

A chatbot answers questions; an AI agent takes action: it reads emails and documents, extracts data, records it in your software, drafts quotes or replies, and carries a task through to the result. A chatbot saves you a few replies; an agent gives you back hours of work every week, because it is integrated with your management software, CRM and email.

No. The agent integrates with the management software and tools you use today, via APIs when they exist and other integration techniques when they do not. We never ask you to change ecosystem: the agent's value lies precisely in working inside the workflows you already have.

Yes, if the project is set up properly. We use the models via API under data processing agreements (DPAs): the data sent is not used to train the models, unlike with the free consumer versions. We define which data the agent can see, retention periods and action logs, and we set up the processing in compliance with the GDPR.

A proof of concept usually takes a few weeks: enough to see the agent working on your real use case and decide with data in hand. A complete agent in production typically takes 2–4 months, depending on the number of integrations with your software and the testing required.

Yes, if there is a repetitive process with sufficient volumes: in a small company the agent often has a greater impact, because the same people do everything and every hour freed up counts double. If, on the other hand, the volumes are too low to pay back the investment, we tell you so in the feasibility analysis: advising against a project is part of our job.

An agent is not something you deliver and forget: response quality and consumption need to be monitored, prompts and integrations updated when your software changes, and new models evaluated when they come out. We include an evolutionary maintenance plan with token cost monitoring and alert thresholds, so spending stays predictable.

There is no standard price: the cost depends on the process to be automated, the number of integrations with your software and the volume of data. To reduce risk, we recommend starting with a proof of concept on a single use case, with a modest investment and a verifiable result within a few weeks: that way you decide whether to continue once you have already seen the solution work. In a first free call we give you a realistic order of magnitude.

An AI agent is a system that reads information (emails, documents, data from a management application), interprets it and takes actions autonomously according to defined rules and objectives: for example, it routes a request, fills in a field, moves data between software or generates a document. We build it around your real process, integrate it into the tools you already use, and set up the cases in which it must stop and hand over to a person (human-in-the-loop).

A generic chatbot answers based on the model's knowledge and may "invent" answers that are not true for your company. An assistant based on RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) answers by reading your real documents — manuals, procedures, price lists, contracts — so the answers are grounded in your sources and verifiable. It is the approach we recommend when you need reliable, up-to-date answers about your specific reality.

Yes, that is our standard approach. We integrate AI features into existing CRMs, management systems, eCommerce, apps and portals via API, without forcing you to change ecosystems. We do it in our own products too: in SmartSafe, for example, GenAI generates the safety documentation for construction sites within the platform.

Data protection is part of the project, not an add-on. We take care of access management, permissions and GDPR-compliant configuration of data processing, and we define together with you which data the system can see and use. We also support you with the Business & Compliance consulting service for data protection matters.

It depends on the scope. Registering a trademark costs differently depending on the territorial coverage (national, EU, international) and the classes of goods and services; GDPR compliance varies according to the data processing activities and channels involved (eCommerce, CRM, app). That is why we start with a free check-up: we define your real need and give you a transparent quote, on a project or ongoing basis, with no hidden items.

We support your company in the Data Protection Officer function on an ongoing basis: we map the data processing activities, keep the register and privacy notices up to date, assess risks and support you in your data decisions. For the obligations that require a qualified signature, we coordinate with the specialised professionals in our network, so you have a single point of contact and all the expertise you need.

We are a digital and data engineering agency. Our value lies in coordinating compliance inside digital projects — because we know your software, your data and your workflows — relying on industrial property consultants, lawyers and privacy experts for activities that require a specific qualification. We do not sell you an abstract opinion: we translate it into operational choices on your website, your eCommerce or your management system.

Because most risks arise exactly where data and content live: the website, the eCommerce, the app, the CRM. Whoever builds those tools knows exactly what data they collect and where it needs to be protected. The same approach underpins our products SmartSafe (construction site safety, D.Lgs 81/08) and Oraria (legally compliant shift scheduling): compliance designed in from the start, not bolted on afterwards.

Yes. We deliver online and on-site training on digital, data management and privacy, tailored to the level and role of each person. The goal is to make the team self-sufficient in everyday good practices — from correctly handling customer data to using digital tools and AI consciously — reducing the mistakes that create risk.

There's no one-size-fits-all price: the cost depends on the number of locations, the hours of filming, the complexity of post-production and the delivery formats (long-form video, social cuts, photos). We work on a dedicated quote, built after a short brief on your goal, so you only pay for what you really need.

We follow five phases: brief and goal definition, site survey and planning with a storyboard, on-site filming with a professional drone, post-production (editing, color grading, sound design) and delivery of ready-to-use files in the formats you need. You have a single point of contact throughout the entire journey.

Filming in 4K and high-resolution photos. We deliver edited videos in the aspect ratios suited to each channel — horizontal for website and YouTube, vertical for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, square for feeds — plus retouched photos ready for web and print.

Creative drone work produces content for communication: video and photos designed for marketing, social media and your brand. Drone surveys, handled by our Data Engineering department, instead produce technical and metric data — georeferenced orthophotos, 3D models, thermography. Same technology, completely different purposes.

Yes. We create immersive tours of properties, hospitality venues, events and ongoing construction sites, providing scale and context that don't come across from the ground. We can combine aerial and ground footage for a complete story, ideal for real estate, tourism, construction and events.

There's no single price: it depends on the size of the catalog, the integrations required (payments, logistics, ERP), whether a product configurator is needed and any B2B component with restricted price lists. A custom eCommerce store costs more than a template at the outset, but over three years it often has a lower total cost of ownership, because it avoids rising fees and limits on speed and SEO. We've published a guide with real-world price ranges for 2026; the most accurate way to get a figure is a free discovery call.

Closed platforms have a low entry cost but subscription fees and commissions that grow with revenue, along with limits on performance (Core Web Vitals) and technical SEO. A custom eCommerce store built on a modern stack, such as Next.js, requires a larger upfront investment but offers full freedom over the shopping experience, integrations and speed — factors that directly affect organic traffic and conversions. The right choice depends on your sales model and your medium-term goals.

Yes. We build B2B portals with restricted access, differentiated price lists and pricing per customer, roles, minimum order quantities and recurring orders, synced with your ERP. This is exactly the kind of project we delivered for Grimaldi Onofrio Distribuzione, a B2B platform for the bathroom and construction sector with price lists restricted to resellers.

Yes, through product configurators. For items with many variants or made to measure — by size, material or finish — the configurator lets the customer build the product, see the updated price in real time and complete the order without manual steps. It's the solution we developed for TapparellaPro, an eCommerce store with a made-to-measure product configurator.

Yes, and it's an essential part of the work: an eCommerce store without qualified traffic doesn't sell. We manage ongoing SEO for organic ranking, advertising campaigns and email marketing flows to recover abandoned carts and bring customers back. Launch is the start of growth, not the finish line.

There is no single price: it depends on the number of channels to manage, the volume of content, whether or not advertising campaigns are involved and the ad budget you decide to invest. We work with a tailored quote, built after a free initial call in which we analyze your goals and current situation. Management is usually a monthly subscription, with the ad budget kept separate and agreed upon with you.

We start with analysis and strategy, then move into a monthly cycle: content production and editorial calendar, publishing, advertising campaign management and finally a report with the results. Each month's data drives the following month's decisions, so your social presence improves over time instead of staying static.

We handle both. We produce graphics, copy and video, define visual identity and tone of voice, and thanks to our professional drone unit we can create aerial photo and 4K video footage to make your content more distinctive. You approve everything through a shared editorial calendar before publication.

We work on the main channels — Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok and YouTube — but we don't activate them all by default. We choose the priority channels together based on where your audience really is and on the project's goals, to focus energy and budget where they pay off most.

The marketing and social area is led by Ciro Lorusso, Co-Founder of the agency, with a Master's in Digital Marketing and ten years of experience across digital strategy, social, advertising and content production. Your online presence is therefore designed and optimized by someone who does it professionally, not improvised.

There is no one-size-fits-all price: it depends on the state of the site, how competitive the sector is and your goals. Typically you start with an audit-and-strategy project, followed by ongoing monthly work. We define the scope to fit your needs after an initial analysis and always state timelines and investment transparently, with no pre-packaged bundles.

In four phases: audit and analysis (technical, content, competitors), definition of strategy and roadmap with measurable goals, implementation on the technical and content side, and continuous KPI monitoring with reporting. Since we are developers too, we work directly on the site with no handoffs between agency and technical team.

SEO is a continuous process, not an instant fix: the first technical and indexing signals appear within a few weeks, while results on rankings and organic traffic consolidate over months, depending on how competitive the keywords are. That is why we work only with sustainable methods, and we are wary of anyone promising a guaranteed first position in a short time.

Because it gives us full control over speed, Core Web Vitals, code structure and structured data — technical factors that affect rankings and that, on a generic CMS, are often constrained by themes and plugins. A faster, technically clean site is indexed better and delivers a user experience that drives conversions.

We operate throughout Italy. Our office is in Caggiano, in the province of Salerno, and we work with clients in Naples, Rome, Milan and across the rest of the country. SEO consulting is largely carried out remotely, with periodic alignment meetings to review data and goals.

We're based in Caggiano (SA), in the area of the Tanagro river, right next to the Vallo di Diano: we're local and we know the economic fabric of the district. We already work with businesses in the area — for example the B2B platform for Grimaldi Onofrio Distribuzione, a distribution company for construction and bathroom furnishings based in Polla. This means we can meet you in person when needed, understand your local market and support you like a partner who's close by, not a distant supplier.

Yes. The Vallo di Diano and the province of Salerno are home for us, but we operate across all of Italy, with operational offices in Rome and Potenza as well. For businesses in the district we add the advantage of physical proximity; for those further away we work perfectly well remotely, with regular alignment calls. The quality of the product is the same wherever you are.

Because you combine two things that usually don't go together: the closeness of someone who knows the area (Sala Consilina, Padula, Polla, Teggiano, Atena Lucana and the other towns) and national-level technical expertise. Our CEO Vincenzo Lorusso has been developing web solutions for over 10 years, and our products — from eCommerce to our SaaS Oraria and SmartSafe — prove that we don't build showcase sites copied from a template, but serious software products. You get someone you can actually reach and a product done right.

We build the full spectrum: corporate and showcase sites, custom eCommerce (including product configurators, like the one for TapparellaPro), B2B platforms with private pricing and ordering (like the one for Grimaldi Onofrio Distribuzione) and management web apps. All on a modern stack such as Next.js, with attention to speed, technical SEO and Core Web Vitals. We start from the first useful version and grow together with your business.

Yes. We hand over the code and the access credentials: the product is yours, with no lock-in to closed platforms or mandatory fees to third parties. You can stay with us for maintenance and further development, or manage it elsewhere. We provide documentation to make the transition easy either way.

It depends on the complexity: a showcase site, an eCommerce with a configurator and a B2B portal with a private area have very different costs. We don't work with a fixed price list, but with a transparent quote in which every item is explained. After a short, free scoping call we give you a realistic cost range, distinguishing what's needed in the first version from what can be added later.

It depends on complexity: a corporate website, a B2B portal with a members-only area and a mobile app all have very different costs. We don't work with a fixed price list but with a transparent quote, where every line item is explained. After a short scoping call we give you a realistic cost range, distinguishing what's needed in the first version from what can be added later.

In four phases: analysis and scoping (objectives, users, scope of the first version), architecture and design with a navigable prototype, performance-oriented development on a modern stack such as Next.js, and finally testing, launch and measuring results. We work in verifiable deliverables, so you always know where the project stands.

A template costs less at the start but inherits limits on performance (Core Web Vitals), technical SEO and customization, plus the platform's fees and constraints. A custom product built on a modern stack is faster, more extensible and yours to own: a few years down the line it often has a lower total cost and better performance, which means more organic traffic and more conversions.

Yes. We build websites and web apps (including members-only areas, B2B portals and management systems) as well as native and cross-platform mobile apps for iOS and Android. Our own SaaS products, Oraria and SmartSafe, prove it, along with projects like the B2B platform for Grimaldi Onofrio Distribuzione.

Yes. We hand over the code and access credentials: the product is yours, with no lock-in to closed platforms. You can continue with us for maintenance and evolution or manage it elsewhere. We provide documentation to make the transition simple either way.

Georadar (Ground Penetrating Radar) emits electromagnetic waves into the ground and records their reflections: anomalies correspond to pipes, ducts, manholes and other buried utilities. Combined with an electromagnetic cable/pipe locator, it lets us map the subsurface without digging.

It depends on the antenna frequency and, above all, on the nature of the soil: clayey/silty soils and the presence of water sharply reduce penetration. That is why we use multi-frequency antennas and calibrate depths against survey sheets from sample manhole openings.

A GNSS/RTK georeferenced deliverable: utility plans, 2D sections, 3D georadar tomography (interpreted radargrams), manhole survey sheets with a photographic report and 3D scan, and export to CAD/GIS/BIM formats.

No, and being honest about that is part of the method. Georadar is an indirect exploration technique: cohesive soils, water, fill material or surface structures can generate false positives or mask the signal. That is why we confirm critical points with cable/pipe locators and targeted manhole openings.

A GIS map shows where the network elements are located on georeferenced layers. A digital twin goes further: it links each element to its condition (anomalies with ID, coordinates, severity and photos), the intervention history and the KPIs, and keeps everything updated over time. In practice, the map tells you where the pipeline is; the digital twin also tells you how it's doing, what has been done and what's best to do next.

There is no single price, because the cost depends on the size of the network, how much data is already available and the number of layers, anomalies and KPIs to manage. We define the scope in a free technical call and then present a proposal with clear timelines and costs. The platform often follows a survey or a leak detection campaign that has already been carried out, reusing the data collected.

We acquire the surveys (thermography, photogrammetry, point clouds) and georeference them on a single coordinate system. Then we structure the GIS layers, turn every critical issue into a record in the anomaly catalog and set up the intervention history and KPIs. Finally, we prepare the exports to BIM/IFC. The result is a ready-to-use WebGIS platform, populated with your data.

Yes. The platform is designed to be interoperable: we export to BIM/IFC and support the main technical formats (IFC, DWG, DXF, LAS/LAZ, XYZ, TIFF/GeoTIFF). This way the digital twin data enters your design and maintenance workflows without having to rebuild it from scratch.

Yes. For CONSAC we built a WebGIS on the water network of the province of Salerno, mapping over 50 municipalities with an anomaly catalog (ID, coordinates, severity, photos), intervention history and KPIs. It's the method we offer again, scalable, to water utilities, consortia and municipalities across Italy.

We deliver in standard formats compatible with the leading BIM and CAD environments: IFC, DWG, DXF, LAS/LAZ, XYZ and TIFF/GeoTIFF, plus OBJ/PLY 3D models. The format is agreed based on your firm's software and workflow.

It means comparing the real state of the built structure (surveyed in the field) against the design. By integrating the survey into the BIM model you can verify deviations and support technical assessments, construction supervision, scheduled maintenance and compliance checks.

Yes. The service is designed for design firms, construction companies and operators working on networks, infrastructure and complex systems that need reliable metric data inside their models.

You get a digital twin of the asset: 3D models (OBJ/PLY), point clouds, textured meshes where needed, CAD drawings (DWG/PDF) and technical reports. Everything georeferenced and ready to integrate into BIM/GIS.

It lets you design on a real-world basis, calculate volumes and earthworks, monitor the progress of works, plan maintenance and document the state of the asset over time.

From field surveys: aerial and terrestrial photogrammetry, drone surveys and, where required, thermographic and GIS data. The quality of the model depends on the quality of the survey: that is why we take care of both stages.

It's the scheduled repetition of surveys (every six months, annually or on a specific event) to compare different states of the same asset over time: you spot emerging anomalies and measure how things evolve, instead of capturing a single moment.

Multi-epoch surveys produce traceable, georeferenced documentation of the progress and condition of the works — useful for tenders, inspections and certifications, and increasingly required in projects funded by the PNRR.

Worksites, water networks, industrial plants, infrastructure and public works. The same method that pinpoints a leak today, repeated over time, tells the story of how the network or the structure evolves.

Water escaping from a pipe alters the temperature of the surrounding ground and surfaces: the thermal camera, airborne or ground-based, pinpoints these thermal anomalies even where nothing is visible to the naked eye. Thermography tells us "where to look"; we then confirm and pinpoint the break with correlators and geophones (acoustic ground analysis) and, where needed, with georadar for buried pipes. Only an anomaly confirmed across multiple technologies becomes a dig, so the crew arrives at the exact spot.

Pricing is tailored because it depends on the size and density of the network, the accessibility of the sections, the technologies required (thermography alone or also georadar and correlators) and the type of deliverable (anomaly catalog or WebGIS platform with monitoring over time). The fastest way to get an estimate is to send us your basic network data: we define the priority area and give you a concrete quote. Keep in mind that preventive repairs cost up to 10 times less than emergency call-outs.

On the network of over 50 municipalities in the province of Salerno managed by CONSAC, we reached around 80% preliminary accuracy in leak detection, later confirmed on the ground with geophones and acoustic analysis. Final precision depends on the type of network and terrain, but the multi-technology approach exists precisely to reduce false positives and bring crews to the break point with GPS coordinates.

We deliver high-resolution georeferenced thermal maps, a catalog of anomalies exportable to GIS (with coordinates, severity class and photos) and a technical report of the activity. On request we provide a WebGIS dashboard with intervention history and KPIs, plus export in standard technical formats such as GeoTIFF and LAS/LAZ. The goal is to give you operational tools, not just a report: the exact spot to fix and the numbers to document the results.

Yes. By reducing Non-Revenue Water (NRW) you work exactly in the direction required by ARERA targets and by the PNRR funds dedicated to water networks. Locating and repairing leaks also cuts the energy consumption of pumping stations, since without monitoring you pay to pump water that is then lost (up to 40% wasted). The anomaly catalog and reports are also designed to document the work in tenders and acceptance testing.

We have a working office in Potenza, not a token mailing address: it's a real base from which we plan and organise our activities across Basilicata. Our registered office is in Caggiano (SA), in the Tanagro river area next to the Vallo di Diano, and we have a second office in Rome. For surveys, this means faster site-visit times across the Lucanian territory and first-hand knowledge of the region's mountainous terrain, from the Vulture-Melfese to the Val d'Agri and down to the Lagonegrese.

No, and it's only fair to be clear about it: the CONSAC project covers more than 50 municipalities in the province of Salerno, so in Campania, not in Basilicata. We cite it as proof of method, not of territory. The Lagonegrese (Lagonegro, Lauria) borders the Vallo di Diano and shares with much of Basilicata the same mountainous terrain and the same problems of networks and water loss: the same survey and diagnostics workflow applied in the Salerno area is directly replicable on Lucanian networks and construction sites.

We deliver in industry-standard formats, so they go straight into your software: LAS/LAZ and XYZ for point clouds, GeoTIFF for orthophotos, DWG/DXF and PDF for CAD drawings, OBJ/PLY for 3D models, DTM/DSM for terrain and surface models, and IFC for BIM environments. We agree on the delivery formats before we start, based on your CAD, GIS or BIM workflow.

We operate across the entire region and, more broadly, across all of Italy. In Basilicata we regularly work in the Vulture-Melfese, the Val d'Agri, the Lagonegrese (Lagonegro, Lauria) and the Marmo Platano-Melandro areas. Since this is a predominantly mountainous, low-density territory, we plan the flight around elevation changes, accessibility and extent: tell us where the area is and we'll organise the site visit.

Yes. From the photogrammetric models we extract volume calculations for excavations, fills and stockpiled materials, with cut/fill balances, useful for quarries and earthworks. By repeating the flight over the same area over time, we compare successive states and objectively document the construction site's progress, a useful basis for progress reports (SAL), accounting and inspections.

They are complementary services of the same data-engineering division. Photogrammetric surveying produces metric data: geometry, orthophotos, volumes, CAD drawings. Thermography measures surface temperatures for diagnostics, for example in detecting water leaks on the networks managed in Basilicata by Acquedotto Lucano. For Lucanian network operators and municipalities we often work on both fronts, from surveying to diagnostics.

Yes. We are based in Caggiano (SA), in the Tanagro area next to the Vallo di Diano, and we operate across the entire province: the Vallo di Diano (Sala Consilina, Padula, Polla, Teggiano, Sassano, Montesano sulla Marcellana), the Cilento, the Piana del Sele, the Picentini area and the mountainous inland districts. Knowing this territory and its varied morphology — coast, farmland plains, Apennine reliefs — lets us plan flights quickly. For projects outside the province we also operate from our Roma and Potenza offices and throughout Italy.

Because planning a flight depends on the terrain: elevation changes, obstacles, vegetation, access to the routes and weather windows vary considerably between the Cilento coast, the Piana del Sele and the inland areas of the Vallo di Diano. Being based in Caggiano (SA) means reaching the site without long trips, scheduling a site visit on short notice and being present for any repeat surveys over time. It's a deeply rooted presence, not a service managed from a distance.

Yes. For CONSAC we carried out the digital mapping and advanced diagnostics of more than 50 towns in the province of Salerno, with drone-based aerial thermography among the technologies employed and the data catalogued on a WebGIS platform. It's concrete proof that we truly work in the Salerno area, on extensive networks and zones, with a structured data-engineering method.

We deliver in the industry-standard formats, ready for your software: LAS/LAZ and XYZ for point clouds, GeoTIFF for georeferenced orthophotos, DWG/DXF and PDF for CAD drawings, OBJ/PLY for 3D models and IFC for BIM environments, plus terrain and surface models (DTM/DSM). We agree on the delivery formats before starting, based on your CAD, GIS or BIM workflow.

Yes. From the photogrammetric models we extract volume calculations for excavations, fills and stockpiled materials, with cut/fill balances. By repeating the flight over the same area over time, we compare successive states and objectively document the progress of the site or the extraction in the quarry — useful for progress reports (SAL), accounting and inspections.

There is no single price: it depends on the size and morphology of the area, the accuracy required (with or without ground control points), the expected deliverables (orthophotos, point cloud, 3D models, CAD drawings, BIM format) and any repeat surveys over time. We define these parameters during an on-site visit and send you a transparent quote, with the exact list of outputs and delivery formats.

There is no single price: it depends on the size and morphology of the area, the required accuracy (with or without ground control points), the expected deliverables (orthophoto, point cloud, 3D models, CAD drawings, BIM format) and on whether the survey needs to be repeated over time. We define these parameters during a site visit and send you a transparent quote with the exact list of outputs.

The orthophoto is a georeferenced, geometrically corrected aerial image you can measure to scale, just like a map. The point cloud is a set of millions of elevation-tagged points describing the 3D geometry of terrain and structures. The 3D model is the surface reconstructed from those points, used for sections, volumes and analysis. We typically deliver the output best suited to the goal, or a combination of them.

We deliver in industry-standard formats, ready for your software: LAS/LAZ and XYZ for point clouds, GeoTIFF for orthophotos, DWG/DXF and PDF for CAD drawings, OBJ/PLY for 3D models and IFC for integration into BIM environments. We agree on the delivery formats before we start, based on your workflow.

Yes. From the photogrammetric models we extract volume calculations for excavations, fills and stockpiled materials, with cut/fill balances. By repeating the flight over the same area over time, we compare successive states and objectively document the progress of the construction site, useful for progress reports (SAL), accounting and final inspections.

They are two complementary services. The photogrammetric survey produces metric data — geometry, orthophotos, volumes, CAD drawings. Thermography, on the other hand, measures surface temperatures for diagnostics, for example in water leak detection or on plant systems. We often work on both fronts within the same data engineering division.

We are based in Caggiano (SA) and operate throughout Italy. For surveys we plan activities according to the location and size of the area: tell us where the site is and we will organise the flight.

There's no single price: it depends on the extent and type of asset (an electrical panel is very different from kilometers of water network), the survey method (aerial with drone, ground or mixed) and the deliverables required, from a simple thermal map to a WebGIS dashboard. We work with a tailored quote after a short conversation about the asset and the objectives. The return is worth considering, though: on water networks an emergency intervention can cost up to 10 times a planned, preventive repair.

Every surface emits infrared radiation as a function of its temperature. The thermal camera measures this radiation and translates it into a heat map: a component that overheats, a pipe that leaks or a poorly insulated wall shows a thermal signature different from its surroundings, invisible to the naked eye. It's a contactless and non-invasive diagnostic: there's no need to shut down a plant, open a wall or dig to find out where the problem is.

Aerial thermography, carried out with a drone, is ideal for covering large surfaces and extended stretches quickly: industrial roofs, photovoltaic plants, kilometers of water network. Ground thermography allows close-up, detailed inspections, perfect for electrical panels, motors, machinery and individual components. We often combine the two: the drone identifies critical areas at scale, the ground survey examines them in depth.

No. Water networks are one area, but thermography is equally effective on industrial and electrical systems (panels, cable ducts, motors, LED lighting, HVAC systems), on insulation and building envelopes, and on civil and industrial structures. The principle is always the same: where there's an anomaly, there's a temperature difference we can identify and georeference.

On the water network of the Linee Sud Campania our methodology reached up to 80% preliminary accuracy in locating leaks. It's a preliminary accuracy, because the anomalies identified from above are then confirmed in the field with acoustic instruments such as correlators and geophones, so crews intervene at the exact point without unnecessary excavation.

Oraria is designed for the independent pharmacy and for small groups: the interface is simple and requires no IT skills. It works just as well with a single location or with multiple sites to coordinate.

Yes. Clock-ins use geofencing (within a defined radius around the pharmacy) and can also run in kiosk mode on a tablet at the entrance. The data is tracked and ready for export to your accountant or payroll software.

In a pharmacy, the cold chain for thermolabile medicines is mandatory. Oraria integrates HACCP temperature monitoring with IoT sensors, so the same platform that manages your people also keeps an eye on your refrigerators, with automatic alerts in case of an anomaly.

You can request a free demo from the Oraria website. We'll show you how to plan a real shift for your pharmacy and how clock-ins and exports work, with no obligation.

Yes: SmartSafe uses AI to assist in generating safety documents such as POS and PSC, starting from site data and compliant templates. Review and signature always remain the responsibility of the accountable professional: the AI does the heavy lifting, the human validates.

Clashes are the dangerous overlaps between different activities happening at the same time and place. SmartSafe highlights them automatically on the site's Gantt chart, so the coordinator can step in before they become a hazard.

Yes. SmartSafe monitors documentary deadlines — DURC, technical-professional eligibility, training — and warns you with traffic-light alerts before they expire, reducing the risk of penalties and site suspensions.

SmartSafe starts at €39/month. It is designed for small and medium construction firms, coordinators and RSPPs who want an agile tool instead of heavy management systems. You can request a demo from the SmartSafe website.