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Aerial image processing · decentralized compute

Photogrammetry and Gaussian Splatting without expensive cloud VMs

HiveCloud is your control plane for photogrammetry and Gaussian Splatting: upload aerial imagery once, choose a pipeline, and we distribute jobs across a global decentralized compute network. Run OpenDroneMap processing software for orthophotos, digital surface models, and textured meshes, or COLMAP for structure-from-motion and dense point clouds on GPU, or Gaussian Splatting from a COLMAP reconstruction — at a fraction of traditional cloud prices. OpenMVS meshing is on the roadmap.

COLMAP Available in Beta
Gaussian Splatting Available in Beta
YOLO training Available in Beta
OpenMVS Coming soon
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How your photogrammetry job travels through the hive

No single datacenter owns the whole pipeline.

Step 1

You upload

Aerial photos, scans, or archives go straight to secure EU storage from your browser.

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Orchestrate

We package your project, match hardware requirements, and publish work to the open compute market.

Quest accepted
Step 3

Network runs it

Independent nodes compete for your job — featuring OpenDroneMap, COLMAP, and Gaussian Splatting in Beta.

5 nodes joined
Step 4

You collect loot

Orthophotos, point clouds, meshes, Gaussian splats, logs — delivered as archives ready to download.

Job complete!

Fraction of the cost

Traditional clouds charge for 24/7 VMs you barely use. HiveCloud taps spare capacity on the network — often an order of magnitude cheaper for bursty photogrammetry jobs.

Decentralized compute

No single vendor runs your workload. Aerial image processing fans out to geographically diverse nodes with transparent pricing and automatic failover.

Built for photogrammetry and Gaussian Splatting

Featuring OpenDroneMap processing software in Beta for orthophotos, point clouds, and meshes, plus COLMAP GPU reconstruction and Gaussian Splatting. OpenMVS meshing coming soon.

Aerial image processing pipelines

Featuring OpenDroneMap processing software

HiveCloud provides remote access to unaltered OpenDroneMap software on decentralized compute — orthophotos, digital surface models, dense point clouds, and textured meshes — so you skip provisioning and babysitting GPU instances.

COLMAP Available in Beta

Structure-from-motion and dense multi-view stereo with COLMAP on Nosana GPU nodes — sparse models and dense fused.ply point clouds from the same upload-and-go workflow.

Gaussian Splatting Available in Beta

Train a splat from a COLMAP reconstruction — pick an existing output or upload one. HiveCloud runs Brush on GPU.

OpenMVS Coming soon

Textured mesh generation with OpenMVS will be a separate pipeline — decoupled from COLMAP so each workload can run on the best hardware.

Traditional cloud vs HiveCloud

Legacy cloud

Reserve a large VM → pay hourly → manage scaling → hope the region has capacity

HiveCloud

Upload once → market finds compute → pay per job → download results

HiveCloud features access to unaltered OpenDroneMap software and is proudly built from OpenDroneMap’s open-source ODM toolkit, licensed under the GNU AGPLv3. HiveCloud is not officially associated with OpenDroneMap or its products. See the OpenDroneMap Trademark Guidelines.

COLMAP sparse reconstruction uses unaltered COLMAP software (copyright © ETH Zurich and UNC Chapel Hill), licensed under the BSD 3-Clause License. The names of ETH Zurich, UNC Chapel Hill, and their contributors are not used to endorse or promote HiveCloud. HiveCloud is not affiliated with ETH Zurich, UNC Chapel Hill, or the COLMAP project.

Dense reconstruction uses unaltered COLMAP multi-view stereo (copyright © ETH Zurich and UNC Chapel Hill), licensed under the BSD 3-Clause License.

A future OpenMVS meshing pipeline will use unaltered OpenMVS software (copyright OpenMVS authors; core contributions by SEACAVE), licensed under the GNU AGPLv3. Legal notices and author attributions for OpenMVS are preserved as required by its license. HiveCloud is not officially associated with the OpenMVS authors or SEACAVE.

Gaussian Splatting jobs use Brush or, when selected, LichtFeld Studio (licensed under the GNU GPLv3), and may also run unaltered COLMAP for sparse reconstruction. HiveCloud is not affiliated with the original 3D Gaussian Splatting authors, the Brush project, or LichtFeld Studio.