Features
Augmented Reality

Multi-Platform Native Application
Augview has been developed using a native application technology which allows it to be completely device agnostic. In other words, Augview has all the performance benefits of a native application but unlike many other ‘single-source’ approaches, it is able to operate with a consistent look and feel on nearly any Android, iOS or Windows phone or tablet. This provides the users with the same familiar interface on whichever device or devices they use. In turn, this allows organizations and their sub-contractors to run Augview on whatever mobile hardware they prefer – and know that in the future they will not be restricted to a certain operating system if they decide to adopt a different platform. If an organization did choose to change hardware platforms, the benefit of the consistent look and feel is that there is no need to retrain staff in how to use Augview.
Enhanced Security
Augview has enhanced security features to protect against unwanted access to the application on your device and to your database. Access to Augview can be granted and revoked at any time by you. If a device is lost or stolen, you can simply log in to the web-based management portal and disable that device’s access remotely. That means, there is no need to worry about sensitive commercial data being accessed by an unauthorized user.
Scalable Licensing

Flexible Control Over Your Data
With Augview, you have the flexibility to determine the source of your data and how many sources you would like to combine. Source data may include layers from Google Maps, Bing and/or OpenStreetMaps in conjunction with publicly available datasets from a government department. By providing as much relevant information as can be sourced, Augview equips field workers with a wealth of information that can assist them in the decision making process.
One of the major benefits of Augview is the ability to get a much more complete view of your surroundings by pulling in data from as many sources as possible. This allows a field worker to combine asset data from telecommunications, gas, electricity and water networks with data like soil profiles, protected trees and geological features in addition to aerial photography, work plans and schematics, all from one device in map view or through augmented reality. This reduces the need for multiple devices and stacks of paper.
Compatible With Multiple GIS Servers
