Street-level imagery and LiDAR data for cities and infrastructure
Cyclomedia captures street-level imagery and LiDAR to build digital models of cities and infrastructure, delivered alongside the ArcGIS, QGIS and FME ecosystem its users rely on. Internally, the stack is heavily Microsoft: Dynamics 365, Power Platform, Fabric, Synapse and Data Factory, with active work on a Fabric architecture and a Dynamics integration layer. Accelerating, sales-led hiring points to a push into the Dutch SMB market and public tenders.
Cyclomedia is a privately held geospatial data company founded in 1980, with 201–500 employees and offices in Zaltbommel (Netherlands), Middleton, Wisconsin (USA) and Wetzlar (Germany). It digitizes outdoor environments using mobile mapping, 360-degree panoramic imagery, aerial and oblique photos, LiDAR and photogrammetry. Its customers are governments and businesses that use the data to plan, maintain and assess assets remotely instead of sending crews into the field. Products such as Street Smart deliver this content into GIS workflows. Current hiring spans sales, operations, engineering and product in the United States and Poland.
Cyclomedia runs on Microsoft Dynamics 365, Power Platform, Microsoft Fabric, Azure Synapse and Data Factory, plus HubSpot and Salesforce, with ArcGIS, QGIS, FME, Python and Kubernetes for geospatial work.
Cyclomedia lists headquarters in Zaltbommel, Netherlands; Middleton, Wisconsin, USA; and Wetzlar, Germany.
Current projects include a Microsoft Fabric architecture, a Dynamics integration layer, Power Apps and Power Automate builds, a Dutch SMB go-to-market strategy and a public procurement tender strategy.
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