We didn't start as a software company that stumbled into telecoms. We started in telecoms, doing the acquisition, planning, design and estates work operators actually need, and built the digital-first approach around that experience, not the other way round.
A digital twin is only useful if the person reading it knows what they're looking at. Our team carries 65+ years of combined experience in telecoms, operations and geospatial work, so when we tell you a mast's clear for a new antenna, or a site needs a structural survey before you go further, that's a judgement made by people who've stood at the base of enough towers to know what "clear" actually means on site, not a note copied off a dashboard.
Accurate data, enhanced collaboration, better outcomes.
Plenty of providers will hand you a point cloud and call it done. We don't stop there. Acquisition, planning, design, estates management, the digital twin is the start of the engagement, not the deliverable. If a decision needs to be made off the data we capture, we're the ones making the recommendation, and we're accountable for it being right.
UK Air Comms handles capture because survey-grade LiDAR and photogrammetry is a full-time discipline, not a sideline. MYX handles the platform because building software isn't our job either. That leaves us doing what we're actually best at: turning accurate data into decisions your team can act on. Read more about our partnerships →
Most estates data goes stale the moment it's collected, and half of what exists is scattered across formats nobody's cross-checked in years. We start by bringing that record up to date: analysing data in whatever formats it currently exists in and auditing it against what's actually on site, so you get a clean slate rather than another layer built on old assumptions. From there, the digital survey keeps it current, and we inspect assets against leases, inventory and drawings on an ongoing basis, so when you need to make a call, you're making it from what's actually there today, not what was true when someone last visited.
