Compute where you work.
AI classification on your own GPU, with a streaming pipeline designed to work through large projects in manageable tiles.
LOCAL INFERENCEMeet FT One. Local AI point-cloud classification, designed to put the power of your workstation to work—and keep your data in your hands.
Local processing + Protected edits + Open point-cloud formats + Optional cloud
FT One starts with a simple idea: the machine on your desk should be at the center of your point-cloud workflow. Here’s what we’re designing toward.
AI classification on your own GPU, with a streaming pipeline designed to work through large projects in manageable tiles.
LOCAL INFERENCEProtected classes and confidence-aware review, so automated classification can build on the work you’ve already done.
HUMAN CONTROLA planned opt-in path for cloud jobs and sharing. Local processing remains the foundation of the product.
OPTIONAL BY DESIGNOne connected workflow is the goal. Bring in your points, classify with context, review the details, and move your work forward.
Planned LAS, LAZ, and COPC workflows, with tiled processing for dense captures.
Start with ground and multi-class classification, with specialized models on the roadmap.
Review confidence, protect existing classes, and refine the output on your terms.
Planned LAZ and COPC output with model provenance for a traceable handoff.
Proposed product workflow. Capabilities are in development and may evolve.
The roadmap begins with the essentials, then expands into more specialized work.
PRODUCT VISION · NO RELEASE DATE ANNOUNCEDGround classification, tiled inference, class protection, and confidence-aware output.
Multi-class models and specialized forestry and utility workflows.
Optional cloud processing, Snoopy web sharing, and an opt-in assistant.
Not yet. FT One is a planned software product in development. This site introduces its direction; release timing and early-access availability have not been announced.
The proposed architecture runs classification locally by default. Cloud processing and feedback sharing are planned as explicit opt-in choices. Final data-handling details will be published with the product.
The design targets GPU-accelerated desktop processing, with a CPU fallback under consideration. Supported hardware and minimum requirements will be published after benchmarking and validation.
Pricing and licensing are still being developed. No subscriptions, processing credits, or software licenses are being sold through this website.
No. It is a synthetic illustration of a classified landscape. The color controls demonstrate the visual concept and do not run AI or process uploaded data.
FT One is taking shape. Product and launch details will appear here.