3D Mapping, GIS, Remote Sensing of terrain, structures and heritage architecture — delivered as data you can actually use, in a browser, on any device.
Each of these is a real survey you can open and explore in the browser — rotate it, section it, measure it.
From flight planning to the finished dataset — in formats that drop straight into your CAD, GIS or presentation.
Orthomosaics, digital elevation models and contour sets at survey accuracy, georeferenced to your coordinate system.
Facades, elevations and sections of buildings and monuments — measurable meshes and drawings from photogrammetry.
Textured models optimised for the web, so clients and committees can explore the work without special software.
Walkthroughs and immersive presentations built from the same survey data, for outreach and design review.
Heritage recording for conservation and archive — a permanent, dimensioned record of what exists today.
Layers, shapefiles, DXF and web dashboards, organised per project and shared with whoever needs access.
We don't hand over a folder and wish you luck. Every project gets a dashboard — no software to install, nothing to configure.
Photogrammetric models of temples, forts and structures, explorable in any browser.
Orthomosaics, contours, shapefiles and CAD layers on one map, with a timeline across survey dates.
Hemadri Geospatial is a photogrammetry and 3D mapping practice based in Pune, working across India on terrain surveys, structural documentation and the digital preservation of heritage architecture.
Much of our work is with temples, forts and stepwells — structures that are weathering, and in some cases disappearing. A survey captures them as they stand today: dimensioned, textured and archived, so they can be studied, restored or rebuilt long after the fieldwork is done.
We build our own delivery tools because the alternative — sending clients gigabytes of files they can't open — isn't good enough. The dashboards above are ours, and every project we deliver comes with one.
Tell us about the site, the area and what you need out of it — we'll come back with an approach and a quote.