Pilot programme

Measure RouteLens on your own footage before you decide.

No invented savings. A pilot runs on a real route from your work and compares the results with how your team does it today.

Surveyor with GNSS equipment in the field

How a pilot runs

Four steps, measured on your project.

Pick a real route

Footage, the client’s scope or asset file and an accepted sample report.

Add hard cases

Different start points, a GPS outage, an unreadable stretch, opposite-direction sections and known defects.

Run both methods

Your team’s current method alongside RouteLens on the same material.

Compare the numbers

Only measured results are used to discuss time or cost.

Pilot tracks

Start with the job you need done.

Survey & Reporting

Survey consultants and QA reviewers

Configure one client report and checklist plus scope import; onboard with a real recording and an accepted deliverable.

Discuss this track →

Maintenance & Repair

O&M supervisors, contractors and client verifiers

Configure owners, due dates and closure roles; onboard on an actual open or disputed finding.

Discuss this track →

Asset & GIS Operations

Municipal and utility asset owners, GIS staff

Configure your asset ID namespace, field mapping and templates; onboard with your register.

Discuss this track →

What we measure

Results from your project, not a brochure.

  • Report preparation time versus your current method
  • Time to find a known defect in the footage
  • Missing required fields in the deliverable
  • Duplicate findings
  • Scope gaps found
  • Repairs pending verification
  • Whether the client accepts the report

Always included

Never tier-gated

  • Data export and backups
  • Accessibility
  • Local-only privacy mode
  • Protection of original footage
  • Honest uncertainty labels

Evaluation tools score repeat-survey matching, AI candidates and speech/OCR on your own labelled cases.

Questions

About pilots.

How long does a pilot take?

It depends on the route and team. We agree the scope, the measurements and the end date with you before starting.

What do we need to provide?

A small real route with footage, the client’s scope or asset file, a sample report you consider acceptable, and a few known defects or hard cases.

Do we need to upload footage to UGAC?

No. The pilot can run entirely on your own computer with the local launcher.

Next step

Ready to test it on a real route?

Book a 30-minute walkthrough. Bring a recording and a sample report, and we will show you the map, video, findings and coverage working together.

Book a demo