Beyond Vision Series
Executive Webinar Series

Beyond Vision

Multi-modal Data for Digital Twins, Reality Capture & Physical AI

The next generation of utility digital twins, asset intelligence and Physical AI depends on far more than traditional imagery. Explore how LiDAR, imagery, mobile mapping, GNSS are converging into AI-ready representations of utility networks and the built environment.

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Multi-modal reality capture: quadcopter mapping drone, helicopter, mobile vehicle LiDAR, and backpack scanning converging over distribution utility poles and urban infrastructure

AI-Ready

Digital twins for intelligent utilities

LiDARImageryMobile MappingUtility NetworksGNSSTelemetryRadarPoint CloudsVegetation ManagementDigital TwinsPhysical AI

The Series

Three sessions.
One transformation.

A curated conversation about how utility operators, engineering firms and geospatial professionals are moving beyond single-sensor thinking — capturing, managing and leveraging real-world information across transmission, distribution, pipeline and vegetation management programs.

Presented by Voxelmaps in partnership with NV5.

01

Webinar · Reality Capture

Building AI-Ready Digital Twins with Multi-modal Reality Capture

02

Webinar · Asset Management

From Reality Capture to Intelligent Asset Management

03

Webinar · Physical AI

The Future of Intelligent Utility Infrastructure

Aerial view of a high-voltage electrical substation and transmission network at sunset with a digital-twin LiDAR overlay
Webinar 01

Webinar · Reality Capture

Building AI-Ready Digital Twins with Multi-modal Reality Capture

Creating accurate digital twins requires more than aerial imagery or laser scanning alone. Utility operators are combining multiple sensing technologies to produce comprehensive, AI-ready representations of transmission and distribution networks, substations, utility corridors, vegetation zones, and critical infrastructure.

Discussion Topics

  • Why multi-modal reality capture is becoming the utility industry standard
  • AI-ready data for utility digital twins
  • Integrating imagery, LiDAR and mobile mapping
  • Capturing transmission and distribution corridors at enterprise scale
  • Preparing data for future AI applications
Aerial view of an urban residential street lined with distribution utility poles, power lines, and trees; the vegetation encroaching on wires is highlighted in red warning tones
Webinar 02

Webinar · Asset Management

From Reality Capture to Intelligent Asset Management

Utility operators are under increasing pressure to maintain aging assets while improving reliability, safety, and cost efficiency. Multi-modal datasets provide the foundation for AI-assisted asset inventories, condition assessments, vegetation encroachment detection, and predictive maintenance.

Discussion Topics

  • AI-assisted asset extraction for utility networks
  • Automating inventory collection across electric, water, gas and wastewater systems
  • Feature recognition from imagery and point clouds
  • Managing electric, water, gas and wastewater assets
  • Digital twin workflows for utility infrastructure
  • Case studies from electric, water, gas utilities, and municipalities
Futuristic visualization of intelligent utility infrastructure at dusk with digital twin overlays
Webinar 03

Webinar · Physical AI

The Future of Intelligent Utility Infrastructure

As AI becomes embedded within utility engineering and asset management, digital twins will evolve from static models into continuously updated operational platforms for network reliability, vegetation management, and asset performance.

Discussion Topics

  • Continuous reality capture for utility networks
  • AI-powered monitoring of transmission, distribution, and pipeline assets
  • Intelligent digital twins for utility operations
  • Utility infrastructure automation
  • Autonomous inspection technologies
  • Preparing utility organizations for the next generation of Physical AI

Target Audience

Built for the professionals shaping AI-ready infrastructure.

Designed for the leaders responsible for capturing, managing and utilizing geospatial and utility data to power digital transformation.

Infrastructure Owners

Public sector & operators

  • Electric, water, gas & wastewater utilities
  • Municipal utilities and co-ops
  • County and municipal governments
  • Public works and utility departments
  • Vegetation management contractors
  • Utility engineering consultancies
  • Pipeline and midstream operators
  • Critical infrastructure operators

Typical Attendees

Owner-side leaders

  • Utility Executives
  • Asset Managers
  • Digital Twin Managers
  • GIS Directors
  • Survey Managers
  • Utility Engineers
  • Vegetation Managers
  • Distribution & Transmission Managers
  • Capital Program Managers
  • Asset Management Directors
  • Innovation & Digital Transformation Leaders

Geospatial & Reality Capture

Technical professionals

  • GIS Managers
  • GIS Analysts
  • Mapping Specialists
  • Reality Capture Specialists
  • Mobile Mapping Managers
  • LiDAR Engineers
  • Photogrammetry Specialists
  • Remote Sensing Professionals
  • Geospatial Data Managers
  • Survey Engineers
  • Geomatics Professionals
  • Point Cloud Specialists

Why Attend

Actionable insight for AI-ready infrastructure.

Attendees will learn how leading utilities are unifying imagery, LiDAR, mobile mapping and sensor data into workflows that support the next generation of intelligent utility infrastructure.

  • 01Build AI-ready digital twins of utility networks using multi-modal data.
  • 02Integrate imagery, LiDAR, mobile mapping, and other sensor technologies into unified utility geospatial workflows.
  • 03Improve utility asset inventories, condition assessments and vegetation encroachment detection through AI-enabled automation.
  • 04Enhance decision-making with more complete, accurate, and current representations of electric, water, gas and wastewater systems.
  • 05Prepare their utility organizations for the next generation of intelligent infrastructure and Physical AI applications.

Join the series

The next generation of utility intelligence starts with better data.

Join utility and geospatial leaders from across North America for this essential executive series on multi-modal reality capture, asset intelligence and Physical AI.