PRODUCT LAUNCH · INTERGEO MUNICH · 27 OCTOBER 2026
MetaSpatial launches EchoSurvey globally at INTERGEO Munich
Bringing design into the field—and field evidence back to the team.

Australian perception and spatial-intelligence company MetaSpatial released EchoSurvey to the global market at INTERGEO 2026 in Munich, connecting stationary field capture with design review, site measurement and shared project intelligence.
Bring design to site. Keep the office connected.
EchoSurvey helps construction, surveying and infrastructure teams connect what was designed with what is happening on site. Its stationary workflow supports panoramic site capture, measurements, precision levelling and design set-out, with evidence available to both field and remote teams through the Evolve Spatial Platform.
Instead of passing disconnected images and files between teams, users can review a shared visual record, overlay designs, mark up observations and track changes in their project context. AI-assisted insights help teams identify items for review, while a traceable record supports coordination and informed decisions.
Capture the site
Create a measurable visual record using stationary EchoSurvey capture.
Connect the design
Review field conditions alongside project designs and measurements.
Coordinate action
Share observations, track change and collaborate securely in Evolve.
One connected Echo + Evolve workflow
EchoSurvey forms part of MetaSpatial’s connected field-system family. It complements Echo MobileMapper for moving corridor capture and connects to Evolve for visualisation, analysis, reporting and controlled sharing with engineers, contractors and asset owners.
The result is less reliance on repeat site visits simply to check conditions, clearer communication between office and field, and better evidence for identifying discrepancies before they lead to rework.
Available for worldwide deployment
MetaSpatial welcomes enquiries from survey companies, construction teams, infrastructure operators and technology partners worldwide. System configurations and deployment requirements are tailored to the application, site conditions and required level of measurement assurance.
