Vr Mapping Software
Cardinal Systems, LLC
Cardinal Systems and BAE Continue Relationship
Partnership began in 2004
Cardinal Systems Extends Software Agreement with BAE Systems
February 11, 2008
Flagler Beach, FLA — Cardinal Systems has extended the exclusive reseller agreement with BAE Systems for its Vector Raster One (VrOne®) 3D graphics system. Under the terms of the contract, BAE Systems has been appointed sole reseller of VrOne as a module for BAE Systems’ SOCET SET® mapping software application.
VrOne is Cardinal Systems’ versatile software package for photogrammetric vector collection and editing, designed to maximize ease-of-use and productivity. The application allows users to extract geographic information such as roads, buildings, and vegetation from imagery and to store the information in a database for efficient map creation.
“The continued integration of VrOne with SOCET SET and SOCET GXP provides a complementary expansion of our geospatial and image analysis products and offers highly efficient, time-saving production tools to mapping professionals and GIS database creators,” said Curt Lima, product manager for BAE Systems Geospatial eXploitation Products.
When fully integrated with SOCET SET, VrOne’s 3D data collection functionality is combined with GXP’s unlimited range of image sources and coordinate systems to deliver a complete mapping package.
“The reseller agreement has helped broaden VrOne’s software mapping customer base worldwide,” said Mike Kitaif, Manager of Software Development for Cardinal Systems. “Working with the professionals at BAE Systems has been a pleasant experience for us. VrOne and SOCET SET complement each other well and we plan to continue software development in this area.”
Cardinal Systems and BAE Systems have been partnered since early 2004.