Ann: Market Update - COVID19, Operations and Outlook, page-203

I wonder how extensively Beca plan to leverage the Pointerra platform in the future...
https://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20191022/pdf/449qmcybv3lt6t.pdf


Browsing the Pointerra website, using the free account option, you'll find this:
https://app.pointerra.io/pointclouds/wrights-hill-wellington/


YouTube: Digital at Beca (Feb 24, 2020), video:

YouTube: Digital at Beca (Feb 24, 2020), screenshot of Beca using Pointerra's platform:


Perhaps they are one of the companies asking for the following?
March 2020 Quarter Activities and Cash Flow Report (30 April 2020)
https://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20200430/pdf/44hcs1p9zhxhbd.pdf

API improvements.
"The desire to use Pointerra’s APIs (application programming interfaces) by customers is growing. This is typically for the purpose of “white labelling” Pointerra’s technology into a customer branded application, systems integration tasks for asset management, or for workflow automation (e.g. automating data ingestion)."

New application framework in development.
"In addition to the API changes noted above, we are also in the process of creating a new application development framework that allows customised applications (mainly developed by Pointerra) to rapidly be developed using the Pointerra API’s.This will allow us to respond to a growing demand for custom developed interfaces and dashboards from our customers."

Also there's this:
Surveying made safer with robotic vehicles
https://www.beca.com/ignite-your-thinking/ignite-your-thinking/july-2020/surveying-made-safer-with-robotic-vehicles

3. On-point data accuracy
"The strength of the robotic survey vehicle is being able to remotely manoeuvre a 3D laser scanner into a position and complete a 360-degree laser scan of that area, move the robot and complete another scan. Through the systematic sweeping of a laser pulse, 3D laser scanning provides millions of individual data points and specific coordinates to create what is called a ‘point cloud’. Several point clouds can be obtained from various positions, and if there is overlap, these point clouds are stitched together to represent that environment spatially."

4. Monitoring change
"The ability to compare one point cloud data set with another, is now a common monitoring survey technique for analysing deformation particularly in complex or unsafe environments. Obtaining point-cloud data sets with ease using the robotic vehicle, enables a ‘complete picture’ output, where we can clearly measure, analyse and represent any change between surveys over time."