Critec 360 · Digital-twin platform
Critec 360

Surveyed.Critec 360 brings drone-LiDAR, Gaussian splatting and engineered site plans together into one digital twin you can measure, design against and audit — so every security decision is made on the real site, not a guess at it.

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Trusted by operators of the systems we all rely on

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How Critec 360 works

Capture. Model. Verify.

Step 01 of 03

Capture.

Survey the site exactly as it stands.

A short, low-disruption visit puts a multi-sensor rig over the compound — drone and SLAM LiDAR building a millimetre-true point cloud of perimeter, buildings and rooftop, in daylight or full dark.

  • Drone & SLAM LiDAR in one mobilisation
  • Millimetre-true, georeferenced point cloud
  • Reaches live, restricted and hazardous areas
  • No external light needed — it carries its own
capture

Step 02 of 03

Model.

Turn the capture into a working twin.

The cloud becomes a photoreal Gaussian-splat model with engineered site-plan layers registered on top — boundary, buried services and the security design — that anyone can open, measure and mark up in a browser.

  • Photoreal Gaussian-splat reality model
  • Engineered boundary, utility & security layers
  • Toggle each discipline on or off
  • Measure, annotate and take off on screen
model

Step 03 of 03

Verify.

Design the coverage — then prove it on site.

Place cameras and detection lines against the real geometry to a measurable pixel-density target, check the design as-built in on-site AR, and roll the findings into a costed, branded report.

  • CCTV viewshed & coverage to BS EN 62676-4
  • As-built vs as-designed clash checks
  • Walk the finished scheme on site in AR
  • Costed, branded report in a click
verify
Reality capture in motion

Real sites. Real capture. Not a render of one.

Every Critec 360 twin starts as an actual survey of the actual asset. This is the capture chain on a live water-infrastructure site — flown, modelled and walked.

Drone-LiDAR capture
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Drone-LiDAR capture

A single low-disruption flight builds a photoreal, georeferenced record of the whole site — perimeter, compound and rooftop.

Gaussian-splat reality model
02

Gaussian-splat reality model

The capture is rebuilt as a navigable, photoreal twin — masonry, machinery and fine detail held true to life, streamed in a browser.

Navigable digital twin
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Navigable digital twin

Walk the modelled scheme end to end — measure, mark up and brief from the same model the board, designer and installer all share.

Critec 360

Survey-grade accuracy, on a model anyone can open in a browser.

  • ~0 cm

    Measurement accuracy

    Survey-grade LiDAR backbone

  • 0%

    Less hand-modelling

    Automation first, engineer QC

  • 0+ FPS

    In-browser walkthrough

    No headset, no plug-in

  • 0 px/m

    Up to Identify-grade

    BS EN 62676-4 coverage

CCTV coverage to BS EN 62676-4 · pixels per metre at the target

Detect25

Someone is there

Observe62.5

What they're doing

Recognise125

Seen them before

Identify250

Who they are

Coverage, proven

Every camera, justified before procurement.

Drop cameras onto the twin and read the live viewport and exact coverage at the target — Detect through Identify — against real terrain, masts and sightlines. No blind spots, no over-provisioning.

  • Live camera viewport from every proposed position
  • Detect / Observe / Recognise / Identify bands to BS EN 62676-4
  • Caught a sightline fouled by a mast while it's still a drawing
A point-cloud capture of a secured perimeter with CCTV viewshed coverage cones modelled along the fence line
From survey to closeout

Every finding, tracked to closeout.

The model feeds a live project picture — deliverables, open items, closure rate and criticals roll up automatically, so the programme stays honest from first survey to final sign-off.

  • Deliverables, open items and closure rate at a glance
  • Stage-gated lifecycle from design to closeout
  • Costed, prioritised actions — exported to a branded report
portal · project dashboard live

▸ Active project

North Reservoir — Perimeter Upgrade

FLOC NRSV-01ZZPROJECT P-204DAY 69● Active

Total deliverables

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across all packages

Open items

0

out of 108 total

Closure rate

0%

50 / 108 closed

Critical

0

Cat A defects + major NCs

Project lifecycle

Design13%

4 / 30 closed

Execution & QMS44%

15 / 34 closed

On site61%

20 / 33 closed

Closeout100%

11 / 11 closed

Recent activity

  • DRR-204-004Document review — 5 docstoday
  • RFI-204-005Analytic license keys for Camera 022d
  • OBS-204-004Document register row missing rev field2d
Why timing is everything

The later it's caught, the more it costs.

The single strongest reason to design security in a model rather than on paper: a clash fixed inside the model costs a fraction of the same fix once crews are on site.

In the model · Design stage

Caught and resolved before a drawing is issued.

≈10×

Construction docs · Drawings issued

Now it ripples across every affected drawing and schedule.

up to 100×

On site · Installation

The most expensive place, and the worst time, to fix anything.

Source: BIM clash-detection cost studies.

Why it pays

A twin earns its keep before the first site visit.

10–50%

typical security spend at stake

Prove coverage before you build

Design CCTV viewsheds and detection coverage against the site's real geometry. Close the blind spots — and strip out the over-provisioning — that quietly inflate a scheme. Every camera earns its place against a measurable pixel-density target before a cable is pulled.

70–90%

less hand-modelling

Compress survey to design

One mobilisation captures both the measurement record and the model you brief from. Automation handles the first pass of turning scan into model; our engineers hold the quality line — turning weeks of manual work into days, without losing survey-grade accuracy.

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model everyone shares

One model, every stakeholder

Boardroom, designer, installer and regulator all work from the same twin — measurable, navigable and photoreal. No more reconciling a point cloud against a render against a marked-up PDF.

Where it's deployed

National infrastructure. Public sector. Private enterprise.

Sector 01

National Infrastructure

Securing the systems the country runs on.

200Utility sites witness-tested
Recent workFull design and specification of counter-terrorism measures to a UK water processing facility.

Sector 02

Public Sector

Protecting people, places and the public realm.

4CCTV control rooms converged into one facility
Recent workFeasibility study for the convergence of four public-space CCTV control rooms into a single, modern command facility.

Sector 03

Private Sector

Reducing business, asset and reputational risk.

€1.2BnDatacentre security PM mandate
Recent workPackage management for the physical security elements of a €1.2 Bn datacentre construction programme.
Accreditations · 11 credentials

Independently audited.
Industry-recognised.

Every Critec engagement is delivered to ISO 9001 quality, under BRE SABRE principles, and backed by independent verification across the utilities supply chain and the United Nations procurement system.

Tier 1 · LPCB SABRE Licence
LPCB SABRE Licensed Company

LPCB SABRE Licensed Company

SLC-002 · BRE Global

Threat & Risk Assessment

Threat & Risk Assessment

LPCB SABRE · SLC-002-001

Security Engineering & Design

Security Engineering & Design

LPCB SABRE · SLC-002-001

Quality, cyber, sustainability & supplier verification
  • ISO 9001 Quality Management

    ISO 9001 Quality Management

    British Assessment Bureau · UKAS 8289

  • Cyber Essentials Certified Plus

    Cyber Essentials Certified Plus

    NCSC scheme

  • BREEAM Accredited Professional

    BREEAM Accredited Professional

    BRE Global · Sustainable built environment

  • Achilles UVDB Silver Plus

    Achilles UVDB Silver Plus

    Utilities supplier verification

  • Achilles UVDB Audited

    Achilles UVDB Audited

    Site-audited supplier status

  • Achilles UVDB Verified

    Achilles UVDB Verified

    Verified supplier qualification

  • Association of Security Consultants

    Association of Security Consultants

    ASC member

  • United Nations Global Marketplace

    United Nations Global Marketplace

    UNGM registered supplier

Where Critec 360 sits

Coverage rigour. AR verification. On a survey-grade twin.

Camera-design tools lay coverage out on a flat floor plan that knows nothing of real terrain, occlusion or sightlines. Reality-capture platforms build a beautiful twin of the building, then stop at security's front door. Critec 360 closes that gap — it works out viewshed and pixel-density compliance inside a survey-grade, photoreal capture of the actual site, and it is shaped around the obligations CNI operators carry, not retrofitted from a construction tool.

BS EN 62676-4:2025 — Video surveillance (DORI / OODPCVS)BS EN ISO 128 / 5455 / 7200 — Technical drawingPAS 128 — Utility survey quality levelsBS 1192 / AEC(UK) — CAD layer conventionStreet Works UK — Buried-utility coloursISO 19650 incl. -5 — Security-minded BIM