Orbit GT: Leading 3D Mapping Solutions at SPAR 2023

May 2, 2019
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Updated February 9, 2026
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1 min read

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Orbit GT is synonymous to Smart 3D Mapping, for Mobile Mapping, UAS Mapping, Indoor Mapping, Aerial Oblique Mapping, and Terrestrial scanning, replacing the big data dilemma with ease of use. Orbit GT is world leader in solutions and expertise for use of 3D Mapping content in managing, viewing, extracting, operating, publishing, sharing and embedding solutions in in workflows, either desktop, on premise and cloud based. Orbit GT is headquartered in Lokeren, Belgium, and enjoys a global business network.

Reality Capture is fast moving to an integrated experience, fusing massive data from various collection techniques such as Mobile Mapping, UAS Mapping, Aerial LiDAR and Oblique Mapping, Indoor and Terrestrial scanning.  Orbit GT provides native and real-time fusion, optimized storage and maximum performance on its desktop and online portfolio.





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