Visual asset management
Organise facilities as assets with interactive maps and 360 virtual tours your teams can navigate from anywhere.
Walk sites with interactive maps and 360 virtual tours — a visual workspace for your asset data.
Rig Scene is a web-based asset management platform. Organise your sites as assets, upload level plans and 360 images, and give teams a visual way to view and manage facilities from anywhere.
Modular capabilities — including a full PDO (Potential Dropped Object) manager — plug into the same asset structure, so hazard tracking sits alongside your visual asset data.
Built for high-risk environments including:
Organise facilities as assets with interactive maps and 360 virtual tours your teams can navigate from anywhere.
Enable the capabilities you need — from 360 tours to PDO tracking — per organisation, all within the same asset structure.
Audit trails, evidence capture, and reporting to support regulatory reviews and safety programmes.
Core asset management with optional modules for dropped object prevention and more.
Create and organise assets with images, descriptions, and role-based access across your organisation.
Upload floor plans, deck layouts, or aerial imagery per level. Navigate your facilities visually and link data to locations.
Upload panoramic images and walk through sites in an immersive viewer. Link tour nodes to map locations for context.
Track potential dropped objects from identification to verified removal — with severity assessment, hazard zones, and full audit history.
View registers, filter by severity and status, and monitor trends with dashboards and overdue alerts.
Export data to CSV, generate PDF reports, and download annotated images for compliance documentation.
A full visual workspace for your assets — from level plans and 360 tours to registers, tagging, and optional PDO tracking.
Organise sites as assets, upload level plans, and build the map before adding 360 images or PDO data.
Upload panoramas, place camera nodes on level plans, and navigate sites in an immersive viewer.
When enabled, attach local LiDAR or photogrammetry scans to viewer tags and measure inside the browser.
When enabled, track potential dropped objects on your level plans — from identification to verified removal.
Export data and generate documentation for compliance and handover.
Contact us to discuss plans, limits, and deployment for your organisation.
Request a demo or get in touch.
Contact us for an overview of the webapp explaining features, and to get access to a demo.
After the demo, we can set up a company-specific logon tailored to your organisation. Customisation is also an option — get in touch to discuss your needs.
Yes. Data is stored securely and access is controlled by your organisation, which advises the accounts required. We host the platform on secure cloud servers. You can export data (e.g. CSV, images, PDF reports) if you require and manage user roles.
Yes. You upload level images (floor plans, deck layouts, aerial imagery, or 360 panoramas) per asset. Each level can have its own map, with optional PDO and hazard zone data when the PDO module is enabled.
You can upload common image formats for level backgrounds (e.g. floor plans, deck layouts, aerial imagery). We can also assist with lifting floor plans from CAD or other formats—see the support FAQ or contact us for details.
Support depends on your plan. We can assist with lifting floor plans from CAD files or other formats (for a nominal fee) and with set-up if required. Setting up the webapp is designed to be intuitive and includes a built-in help section. Get in touch via the contact form for details; we aim to respond to enquiries promptly.
Rig Scene is built around core asset management — organising sites, uploading maps, and viewing assets via 360 imagery. Optional modules such as the PDO (Potential Dropped Object) manager can be enabled per organisation. Contact us to discuss which modules fit your needs.
A PDO (Potential Dropped Object) is any item that could fall and cause injury or damage — e.g. tools, equipment, or materials at height. When the PDO module is enabled, Rig Scene helps you identify, track, mitigate, and verify removal of PDOs in one auditable place.
Yes. The webapp detects when you go offline and handles reconnection, so it can be used on sites with limited or unreliable connectivity.
There are three account types: User (create and edit PDOs), Editor (full edit access), and Read-only (view and export only). Your organisation decides who gets which role.
Rig Scene works best on desktop web browsers. It can also be used on devices with a minimum screen size of a landscape iPad; we recommend a minimum display size of 1024×768 pixels for the best experience.
Limits depend on your deployment. Contact us to discuss what fits your organisation.