3D mapping solutions providers join forces

Mine Vision Systems and Peck Tech have announced an intent to combine their products, services and expertise to deliver industry-leading, innovative 3D mobile mapping solutions for GPS-denied environments.

For the past 5 years, Mine Vision Systems Inc. (MVS) and Peck Tech Consulting Ltd. (Peck Tech) have independently pursued the development and sales of advanced sensor-based, mobile 3D localization and mapping solutions to underground mining and utility customers on a global basis. As a result, each company has established a solid, growing customer base for their products and fostered an internal commitment to continuously seek new and innovative mobile scanning solutions that can address a wide range of safety and productivity issues present in their customer’s mining operations.

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“We are committed to building and delivering the best mobile mapping solutions we can for our customers that allow them to derive significant value from their routine operational use”, says Dr. Scott Thayer, Chief Executive Officer, MVS. “By partnering with Peck Tech, we will be able to combine the solutions and capabilities of proven industry pioneers in the mobile scanning and mapping space to further enhance the value that we can deliver to our customers by offering a much broader range of product and services option.”

“MVS and Peck Tech are already aligned in many areas including sharing a common vision for the future around the market opportunities for LiDAR and optical based 3D mobile mapping solutions. By combining our product strengths and complementary skills, experience and knowledge, the broad suite of advanced solutions that will result will deliver significant productivity and safety benefits and choices to both our underground and open-pit mining customers,” says Dr. Jonathan Peck, Chief Executive Officer and President, Peck Tech.

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