Company

imajing specializes in high-speed geolocation and cartography technology for use with transport networks.

imajing equipment (imajbox) and software (imajview, imajnet) is used to survey, process and distribute data for road, rail and waterway networks.

Based in Toulouse, France, the imajing team is composed of experts in GNSS, inertial navigation, image processing, cartography and GIS.

The imajing technology enables large-scale network surveys to be completed economically and frequently in a revolutionary different way from existing approaches.

Through our infrastructure and unique business model, imajing offers off-the-shelf and frequently updated geo-data and imagery with a large scale global coverage.

Applications are varied and include establishing and updating navigation maps, network asset inventories, network asset condition databases in support of network asset management, information for emergency and security services and internet geographically based information delivery.

Powerful and adapted solutions for each application are provided through a close collaboration with customers and several research laboratories and universities.

Customers

imajing products are used by engineering companies, land surveyors, transport network managers and local Government in Europe and other countries.

Concept

By integrating electronic sensing and processing technology, imajing products reduce the collection and processing of data to simple tasks that do not require specialist knowledge or skill.

Post-processing of collected data (involving proprietary algorithms) combines data from the various sensors and digital images to provide accurate geo-location of items in the images.

The result is impressive: our portable solutions compete very favorably with more complex and expensive technology while offering unmatched simplicity and flexibility.

Our imajbox product is the world’s first portable mobile mapping system to conduct a network survey at high speed. Together with our software, imajview, any technician or land specialist can achieve a professional GIS survey result for road, rail or canal networks and associate any point in that network with high resolution pictures from the field.

The imajing research and development team continue to develop improved means of making access to geographical data more and more simple.

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