Tamper-proof metadata
GPS coordinates, altitude, timestamps, and drone telemetry are sealed together at the moment of capture, so a later edit of the picture file cannot quietly rewrite where or when it was taken.
Location-verified GeoNFT infrastructure
In an era dominated by AI-generated imagery and easily manipulated EXIF data, verifying the authenticity and exact location of aerial photography is critical. This platform provides a secure infrastructure for registering drone pictures directly onto an immutable private ledger.
Solution soon.
The engineering work on the core private ledger is still underway. The record standard and the demonstration registry are available now, so teams can inspect the metadata that a seal will carry.
A Secure Dimensions project, in cooperation with GeoID Works and 4113 Engineering.
GPS coordinates, altitude, timestamps, and drone telemetry are sealed together at the moment of capture, so a later edit of the picture file cannot quietly rewrite where or when it was taken.
Coordinates are bound to the drone sensors that produced them. A swapped EXIF block or a simulated GNSS fix fails the same check that rejected the Tehachapi demonstration record.
Registration is designed for a private ledger. Operators keep imagery and flight context inside their own trust boundary, without paying volatile public-network gas fees.
Authenticate site progress, marketing imagery, and property boundaries with a capture record that still names the aircraft, sensor, and position.
Keep chronological inspection sets for bridges, dams, pipelines, and construction zones in an order that a later export cannot reshuffle.
Hold aerial evidence for claims and risk files with a digest of the metadata that was present when the picture was registered.