GeoComm Partners with Digital Twin Imaging to Expand Public Safety Visualization Tools

Jun 19, 2026
GeoComm has announced a partnership with Digital Twin Imaging to integrate interactive digital twin visualization into its public safety location intelligence ecosystem, aiming to enhance emergency preparedness and facility awareness.

GeoComm has formed a technology partnership with Digital Twin Imaging to integrate interactive digital twin visualization into its public safety location intelligence platform, announced in a press release.

The collaboration combines GeoComm's expertise in GIS mapping and building data with Digital Twin Imaging's 3D and 4D visualization tools. The joint effort aims to provide public safety agencies, schools, and facility managers with enhanced tools for emergency preparedness and situational awareness.

Both companies use LiDAR, GIS, and modeling to generate detailed facility information. Digital Twin Imaging extends this data into interactive environments that allow users to visualize buildings and assets in immersive digital formats. The integrated solution supports planning, coordination, training, and response activities.

According to the announcement, the partnership expands GeoComm's technology ecosystem by adding digital twin visualization aligned with public safety workflows. The combined capabilities are designed to give responders and facility teams more actionable spatial context during emergencies.

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