Simulation of Cape Canaveral launch operations created by Cesium, Epic Games, NVIDIA, and the US Space Force.
For those that need to deliver GEOINT that is accurate, timely, relevant, and discoverable from all domains from seabed to space, the Cesium platforms offers high-quality 3D visualization and runtime performance, advanced analytics, and data interoperability in the cloud or self-hosted.
Near Real-Time 3D Geospatial Visualization
Cesium enables performant streaming and visualization of massive geospatial datasets in a dynamic 3D environment.
Interoperability and Open Standards
Built on open standards 3D Tiles and glTF, Cesium facilitates interoperability and data exchange across platforms.
Advanced Analysis and Simulation
Extract insights and perform complex geospatial analysis such as terrain analysis, line-of-sight calculations, visibility analysis, and other advanced spatial computations.
Cross-Platform, Cloud, and Self-Hosted Deployment
Cesium runs in the cloud, and on any device, enabling users to collaborate, share, and visualize data anytime and anywhere, or run it securely in your environment.
Developer-Friendly Environment
Cesium offers a comprehensive set of tools, APIs, and SDKs that empower developers to extend the platform to meet requirements, encouraging innovation, rapid prototyping, and the creation of custom geospatial solutions.
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3D Tiles is used for Maxar's One World Terrain Well Formed Format.
Cesium and Google Maps Platform have partnered to offer Google Photorealistic 3D Tiles.
Military teams rely on Reveal Technology’s Farsight app, based on 3D Tiles, for accurate and timely 3D models, enabling them to access relevant and actionable intelligence in disconnected or limited-bandwidth environments.
3D Tiles has been adopted for the Army's One World Terrain Well-Formed Format, the Google Maps Platform API for Photorealistic 3D Tiles, and is leveraged by companies like Reveal, whose Farsight app enables them to access relevant and actionable intelligence in disconnected environments.
Cesium ion is a robust, scalable, and secure platform for 3D geospatial data. Upload your content and Cesium ion will optimize it as 3D Tiles, host it in the cloud, and stream it to any device.
Use Cesium Self-Hosted to develop and deploy 3D geospatial solutions for mission-critical operations — fast. Benefit from our leadership in open standards and from open source's rapid innovation cycles, deployed in your secure environment for apps in browsers, game engines, or your custom software.
Smart Construction makes it possible to monitor a construction site from anywhere in the world, watch how it changes over time, compare architectural plans with real-world data, and run precise and near real-time analytics.
Intel uses Cesium to deliver specialized 3D geospatial solutions to enterprise customers across industries. Using AI/ML algorithms to process and classify datasets, together with Cesium’s GPU-accelerated analytics tools for measurements and analysis, customers can analyze individual layers or combined datasets for the insights they need.
CAE simulates complex dense urban environments with Cesium, utilizing tools for multi-domain operations (MDO), joint all domain command and control (JADC2), humanitarian aid and disaster response (HADR) and urban operations.
NVIDIA uses Cesium for Omniverse for its Earth 2 platform, enabling aggregation and visualization of diverse, global-scale climate simulation and geospatial datasets, powered by AI technology.