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LiDAR sensors that once cost tens of thousands of dollars are now available for hundreds. A drone can survey miles of utility corridor in a single day.

The LiDAR hardware problem is largely solved. But here's what hasn't changed: most utilities, public works teams, and emergency responders are still making critical decisions from LiDAR data that's hours — or days — old.

The bottleneck has shifted. It's no longer the sensor. It's what happens between data arrival and operator action: the Detection Gap.

We just shared our perspective on what's driving LiDAR growth, what the new generation of data means for industries, and what it actually takes to close the gap between when data arrives and when an operator can act on it.

If you manage physical infrastructure and you're still waiting on data to act, this one's worth a read. 👇

https://row64.com/blog/lidar-data-is-everywhere-closing-the-detection-gap-is-the-real-challenge/

REMINDER: Home Delivery World starts tomorrow in Nashville! 🚚

If you're heading to the Music City Center May 20–21, make sure you connect with John Hantzis from our team.

He can show you how to close the gap between live operational data and the decisions that matter — before delays start costing you. Book time with John before the show floor gets busy: linkedin.com/in/johnhantzis

Heading to Home Delivery World in Nashville this week? Make sure you connect with John Hantzis from Row64's team! 👋

If you're in logistics, supply chain, or last-mile delivery and you're still finding out about problems after they've already cost you — John is exactly who you should be talking to.

He'll be at the Music City Center May 20–21 and can show you how Row64's operational runtime closes the gap between live data and operational decisions, before a delay becomes a $700 problem.

Reach out to John directly to book time at the event: linkedin.com/in/johnhantzis

For years, we've had sensors, cameras, telemetry, and geospatial maps to track physical objects.

What's been missing is a way to make sense of it all when it matters most – a “physical observability” problem that exposes your company to both monetary and operational risk.

That’s why named physical observability one of their Big Ideas for 2026. The infrastructure is already deployed. The question is whether you have the command center to monitor it all.

In our latest blog post, we break down:

→ What physical observability actually means
→ The three converging forces making this moment inevitable
→ Why even the smartest AI agents still need a unified command center

If you work in operations, this one's worth a read. 👇

https://row64.com/blog/physical-observability-the-missing-command-center-for-physical-ai/

Even with operational intelligence in place, most organizations still face the Detection Gap, or the delay between when a critical event occurs and when operators see and act on it.

In fast-moving environments like supply chain management, transportation & logistics, and utilities, that gap means risk and cost.

In a new blog post, Row64 CEO Marc Stevens breaks down why the Detection Gap persists, and what it takes to close it.

▶️ Read the full blog post: https://row64.com/blog/what-is-operational-intelligence-and-is-it-right-for-your-business/

→ See how Row64 closes the gap: https://row64.com/company/see-a-demo/