Looq AI

Looq AI makes field data capture and processing software for infrastructure work. A crew walks or drives a site with a handheld capture tool, and the platform turns the imagery into survey grade three dimensional point clouds and CAD ready linework through photogrammetry and AI assisted processing, without LiDAR scanners, drones or elaborate field setup. Processed data is reviewed and shared through collaborative web based analysis tools. The intended buyers are land surveyors, civil engineers, transmission and distribution engineers, utility asset managers and infrastructure owners, with the site also addressing telecom, construction, defense, insurance, robotics and autonomous vehicle teams. Published use cases include boundary, topographic and ALTA survey work, measuring clearance, sag and loading on aging grid assets, documenting poles, routes and sites for broadband funding programs, producing as built records for clash detection, and supplying timestamped condition data for underwriting and claims. Looq frames all of this as geophysical reasoning, meaning a system that interprets spatial data the way a trained field expert would, and positions the resulting records as a searchable layer that stays current as sites change. No prices are published. There is no pricing page on the site, and every call to action routes to a demo request or a login, so cost is quoted directly. The platform services agreement indicates that access is sold alongside Looq capture hardware, with hardware terms agreed at the time of sale, so a deployment involves equipment as well as software. The company behind the product is LiMAR AI Inc., a Delaware corporation trading as Looq, based in San Diego and established in 2021.