InfraVerse: Breaking boundaries for XR sustainability
Telecom infrastructure deployment—especially for rooftop, in-building,
and dense urban environments—remains slow, costly, and error-prone.
Existing planning methods rely on static blueprints, fragmented site
data, and repeated site visits, leading to rework, delays, and missed
revenue opportunities. The InfraVerse Catalyst addresses this
bottleneck by applying telecom-specific building information modelling
(BIM) to digitize the physical deployment process. It integrates drone
imagery, AI-driven insight extraction, and genAI automation to
transform how CSPs plan, validate, and deploy high-performance
infrastructure—particularly in hard-to-serve, high-value areas.
The Catalyst combines drone-based data collection, AI, and generative
AI (genAI) with a telecom-specific BIM platform. Drones capture
detailed visual data. AI then processes this data to extract
structural, spatial, and environmental insights. Next, genAI generates
critical documents—like EMF assessments, technical drawings, and
permit applications—reducing manual work and speeding up compliance.
This solution allows virtual site inspections, improves design
accuracy, and reduces unnecessary travel. Teams collaborate more
effectively using a unified digital model, streamlining deployment and
cutting costs. CSPs can plan with greater precision, optimize
equipment placement, and deliver stronger indoor and outdoor coverage.
The system is scalable and sustainable - it enables energy-efficient
design, lowers emissions, and helps meet green building standards.
With fewer design errors and faster approvals, CSPs can deploy
infrastructure faster, at lower cost, and with better quality control.
The InfraVerse Catalyst helps CSPs break free from slow, reactive
builds—replacing outdated planning with intelligent, digital-first
workflows. The shift brings sharper accuracy, faster deployments,
lower costs, and sustainability gains that can’t be ignored. It’s not
just better planning—it’s a smarter path to market and a stronger,
greener foundation for the networks of tomorrow.