The world of land surveying is undergoing a radical transformation — and at the core of it is Skate Corporation with the power of artificial intelligence (AI).
Skate helps to centralize survey data through its AI-powered surveying research tools and cloud-based platform. Thanks to its secure online portal, surveyors and stakeholders can now be seamlessly connected in order to make projects, smarter, faster, and more collaborative. This is a game-changer for a multitude of industries, including but not limited to: construction, engineering, architecture, healthcare, government agencies, municipalities, and much more.
Although traditional surveying methods are reliable, these processes often involve time-consuming fieldwork, siloed data storage, and increased risks of human error. Enter AI-powered platforms like Skate, which are helping to redefine what’s possible in the geospatial world.
Skate’s survey data is accurate, up-to-date, and always accessible—from any device, anywhere. For a monthly subscription, surveyors and other professionals can have round-the-clock access to valuable data, saving time, money, and considerable effort.
While some claim their software uses AI, Skate’s research tools are in fact true AI, whereby machine learning algorithms and predictive modeling are at the crux of their centralized land data. Skate’s AI-powered algorithms enable the automation of complex data interpretation tasks. For example, machine learning can now analyze geospatial data from satellite imagery, drones, and lidar scans to detect terrain shifts, classify land use, and even identify underground utility lines. This is truly revolutionary in terms of survey data, enabling a plethora of industries to benefit from these technological breakthroughs.
Skate uses AI to annotate high-resolution imagery, predict land-use changes, and optimize workflows across GIS, BIM, and CAD environments. By centralizing these datasets in the cloud, Skate survey tools give surveyors, engineers, architects, and city planners real-time access to precision-grade insights.
In short? Artificial intelligence is making land surveying faster, smarter, more accurate, and more collaborative—and it's only just getting started.