Field Survey

Walk the route once. Design on what you found.

Draw the area. The Survey agent turns it into survey work orders, stop by stop, and your crews walk them with the Lux field apps. Photos come back matched to the right pole as proposals. A person confirms every match before it feeds a design or a pole verdict.

Product screenshot · C-SVY-07 — The Survey agent’s plan preview over the Acme — Queens demo area: stops grouped into walkable work orders. The preview writes nothing. Demo company.

In practice

How the survey is planned, walked and matched in Lux.

Same area

same survey work orders, every time

Stops

from the buildings, streets and plant already on the map

Proposals

every photo-to-pole match, until a person confirms it

Offline

taps queue on the phone and send when it is back online

Planned by the agent. Walked by your crew. Confirmed by a person.

Planned by the agent

The Survey agent groups the stops in an area into walkable work orders. It gathers facts; it never designs, splices or files.

Walked by your crew

Crews take the orders on their phones: steps, photos and readings at every stop, with or without signal.

Confirmed by a person

Every match of a photo to a pole is a proposal. Only a person’s confirmation lets it count.

Plan

Draw an area. Get survey work orders.

The Survey agent reads the scanned buildings, streets and existing plant inside the area and groups the stops into walkable work orders, about a dozen stops each. The preview writes nothing. A supervisor generates the orders, and the same area always gives the same ones.

Stops from what is already on the map

Preview first; a supervisor generates

Crews assigned through the same dispatch as every work order

Product screenshot · C-SVY-02 — An area drawn for the Survey agent on the Acme — Queens demo network.

Product screenshot · C-SVY-06 — A survey task on the crew’s phone, with the Done gate naming what is missing.

Walk

Crews walk it with the field apps.

Each survey order reaches the crew’s phone with its steps. Photos and readings are taken where the step marks them, and Done names anything still missing. Taps made without signal wait in a queue and send when the phone is back online.

Steps, photos and readings at every stop

Done names the missing photo or reading

Lux Survey on Android: a typed capture at every stop

Match

Photos matched to poles. People confirm.

Drop a folder of camera files. Lux reads each photo’s GPS and time, reads the tag in the picture, and proposes a pole by tag, GPS and sequence. When the tag and the GPS disagree, the photo goes to a person. Nothing feeds a verdict until someone confirms it.

One batch per folder; the same folder twice is the same batch

Confirm, re-assign or reject, row by row

The Survey agent reads the queue; only people decide it

Product screenshot · C-SVY-04 — The captures review queue.

Product screenshot · Where survey facts go — Where survey facts land in Lux. Drawn from the product’s rules, not a screenshot.

Into the design

What the survey finds flows into the design.

Paste the address list you already have, and floors and units are stamped on the matching buildings before the build plan recompiles. Confirmed pole heights go to the loading check. When a building’s survey data changes, its riser board is drawn again.

Address lists become demand on the buildings

Confirmed heights feed the pole loading check

Riser boards follow the building’s survey data

Control

Your team decides what counts.

The Survey agent plans and matches. People generate the orders, assign the crews and confirm every photo. A supervisor can override a photo’s grade, and the model’s grade stays on the record beside it.

Survey orders generated by a supervisor

Photo matches confirmed row by row

Grade overrides recorded beside the model’s grade

Product screenshot · Survey agent · who does what — What the Survey agent may do, and what stays with people.

A survey you can design on.

Survey work orders for the area, stop by stop

Steps, photos and readings from every stop

Every photo matched to a pole, as a proposal

A review queue your team confirms row by row

Floors and units stamped on buildings from your address list

Confirmed heights ready for the pole loading check