Anditi is proud to support the global #SaferRoadsPledge campaign ahead of the 4th Global Ministerial Conference on #RoadSafety! We stand for safer roads that enable more sustainable mobility and commit our support for achieving the road safety SDGs and the 12 @UN Global Road Safety Performance Targets. https://pledge.irap.org/ #GlobalGoals iRAP, International Road Federation (IRF) and FIA Foundation
Anditi
Information Technology & Services
Newcastle, New South Wales 1,388 followers
Bringing insight to data. Leaders in spatial analytics and visualisation.
About us
Anditi is an advanced Australian spatial analytics and tech company who classifies, analyses, visualises and transforms geospatial data, including aerial, mobile, terrestrial LiDAR, 360-degree aerial and satellite imagery into a broad range of high value products. Using our in-house software, our algorithm developers, data scientists and GIS data specialists utilise the latest analytical techniques such as machine learning and AI to create value-added products and datasets in areas such as built environment, terrain and vegetation, drainage and overland flow, asset management, road assets and road safety, helping clients to maximise their investment by using data as a renewable resource. With our RoadViewer technology, we are the only company in the world accredited by the International Road Assessment Programme (iRAP) for the use of LiDAR in Star Rating road assessments, and the only AiRAP accredited company for the accelerated and intelligent extraction of 34 of the road safety attributes required for Star Rating of roads. Our 3D web portal allows our output to be accessed from anywhere in the world, democratising data and allowing customers the ability to provide different access levels across internal and external stakeholders. Our portal is designed to import/export multiple file types, enable measurements and annotations, and work seamlessly with other geospatial software, providing an unparalleled combination of geospatial analytics and visualisation from any location. The cloud-based nature of the portal means it is scalable for any data size or number of users. More detail on Anditi can be found at www.anditi.com and www.roadviewer.com.
- Website
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http://www.anditi.com/
External link for Anditi
- Industry
- Information Technology & Services
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Newcastle, New South Wales
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2014
- Specialties
- High Performance Computing, Remote Sensing, Spatial Analysis, Optimization, Spatial Data, Visualisation, LiDAR data, Road Safety, Road Assessment, Bridge Clearance, LiDAR, Swept Path Analysis, Oversized Vehicles, Clash Detection, Collision Detection, Powerlines, and Vegetation Analysis
Products
RoadViewer
Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) Software
RoadViewer is a 3D LiDAR point cloud and 360-degree imagery portal for engineers, surveyors, governments and councils to perform iRAP accredited road assessments, coding, asset management, feature extraction, bridge clearance, road slopes and width measurements. RoadViewer is the only iRAP accredited road inspection tool that is based on a combination of LiDAR and 360-degree imagery, offering unrivalled accuracy.
Locations
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Primary
287 King St
Newcastle, New South Wales 2300, AU
Employees at Anditi
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Bohan Chambers
Senior Algorithm Developer at Anditi
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Frances Agelavu
COO | Investment Manager | Strategic Enabler
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Gareth Evans
Principal Data Acquisitions at Anditi Pty Limited
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Michael Webb
Program Manager | GIS Manager | Product Manager | Project Manager | Business Analyst | Data Manager
Updates
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Our engineers and staff not only dedicate themselves to advancing world-class technology in Spatial Technology, but also cultivating a vibrant office environment. Yesterday, we delighted in a diverse multicultural culinary experience, featuring Australian favourites such as Vegemite & Devon sandwiches paired with Cottees cordial, homemade Salami crostini, and Japanese-inspired pasta. Additionally, we enjoyed lamb and gravy rolls, matcha cookies, Butter Chicken, Idada, Martabak Kentang Wortel (Indonesian), Panna Cotta, and of course, the unforgettable Opal Miners Smoko. #anditi #multiculturalism #workplaceenvironment
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At Anditi we are proud of the fact that all our analysis and QA is conducted in-house, leading to our reputation as a breeding ground for developing emerging talent in the Australian geospatial sector. Our Data Controllers work with our Algorithm Developers, Software Engineers, and Program Managers in areas such as GIS, data training, and point cloud editing, providing valuable input towards algorithm refinement and successful project completion. Typically our Data Controllers are later-year students from the University of Newcastle and the training and real-world application of their academic skills that they gain at Anditi has helped many of these students to progress to full-time roles in companies such as Aurecon, Cordel, and Glencore following their graduation. This week we’d like to welcome Ryan Barlow who is the first person that we have employed through the #CSIRO Generation STEM Links Program which provides high-quality internships to help students gain workplace skills and transition into #STEM jobs after graduation. We’re very excited to have Ryan join our Data Controller team and we’d like to thank Madeleine Thoms from CSIRO for coordinating this placement for us. For more information on this program, please visit https://lnkd.in/guA3gA_i
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We were very proud to have our Managing Director Peter Jamieson present to the delegation from South Asia Regional Infrastructure Connectivity (SARIC) at an Industry Networking Lunch on the final day of their 2 week Road Safety Management Training program, hosted by the Centre for Automotive Safety Research (CASR) at the University of Adelaide. Peter outlined how Anditi is using #AI to map road corridors and improve road safety by conducting iRAP Star Rating assessments through our RoadViewer software. SARIC is supported by Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
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What better day than #WorldEnvironmentDay to showcase some of the latest work that Anditi has been doing in the wind farm sector. Check out the video below showing some recent route clearance and swept path analysis modelling using mobile LiDAR and imagery in our RoadViewer platform. If you’re looking for assistance in planning a safe and cost-effective route for your wind turbine equipment (or any oversize load), get in touch. Much more to come in this area so stay tuned! #windturbines #sweptpathanalysis #windfarms #lidar
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We applaud the increased investment towards improving local road safety and infrastructure by the Federal Government. Our work with iRAP has taught us that the cost of road trauma far outweighs the cost of road investment so this type of investment makes financial sense as well as helping more people to get home safely. For any council who would like to learn how Anditi can use mobile LiDAR and imagery data to help maximise your road corridor investment in areas such as asset management and AiRAP assessments, please get in touch. https://lnkd.in/gBpKNQPH
Roads to Recovery program receives additional $4.4B - Council
https://councilmagazine.com.au
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Want to learn how Anditi uses #AI techniques on remote sensing data such as #LiDAR and #imagery to extract information from the world around us? Of course you do! Luckily you can come and see us at the CSIRO / National AI Centre AI Industry Day in Sydney on Wednesday 22nd May and see how we are using AI to solve challenges in areas as diverse as wind turbine transport, carbon storage assessment, road safety, and locating endangered wildlife. Attendance is free, simply register at https://lnkd.in/gAKVbGWh
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We're excited to announce our participation in the consortium, led by Veris, as a key development partner for the next phase of Digital Twin Victoria's (DTV) initiative to create a digital replica of the State. With a substantial $37.4 million initiative dedicated to propelling digital twin technology, geospatial data, and spatial innovation, the aim is to construct the essential digital infrastructure for a future-ready Victoria. Focused on strengthening the State's digital prowess, the program seeks to improve collaboration and governance among government agencies, employ analytics to streamline operations and conserve resources, and guarantee exceptional customer experiences, thus fostering a digitally resilient future. We’re looking forward to adding our cutting edge spatial data analytics and visualisation capabilities to this amazing consortium comprised of Hexagon AB, Arcadis, NGIS, Portable, RMIT University, Symbolix, Veris, V2i Realtime, and Wumara Group Further details here https://lnkd.in/gxTahMYD
Digital Twin Victoria leading innovation with expanded collaborative network
land.vic.gov.au
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As we wrap up our final day at #locate24 we are excited to reflect on the connections made and knowledge gained over the past few days. Grateful for the opportunity to be part of such an enriching event. Join us at booth 19 to discover the latest advancements in spatial data analytics. It's not too late to explore the groundbreaking work we're pioneering in this field! #carbon #LiDAR #iRAP #AiRAP #GeospatialCouncilofAustralia #spatialdata