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The world's first site excavation mapping tool
SYDNEY Australia – June 24 2015 – The world's first Site Excavation Mapping Tool has finally arrived and it's called Utillix. This innovative app will provide instant 3D real-time location visuals of underground utility infrastructure. The ground is packed with utility infrastructure such as gas lines power lines water lines and sewer lines. These are the numerous things that contractors and diggers have to worry about.
However with this time and money saving app diggers will get the information they need to avoid these lines. It will be a safeguard for contractors from harm and to protect the property and utility infrastructure from damage all at the touch of a button.
Viewers of the app will not only be able to view the utility line maps in real time but upload information on a new line that has just been installed. Also utility companies will be able to provide up-to-date information on the location of new and old lines. However before this incredible app comes to market Utillix needs help. That's why they started a Kickstarter. The goal of this project is to raise $40000 AUD by July 13 2015.
To help bring this innovative app to life please visit the Kickstarter campaign or click here. Perks will be delivered by October 2015.
Please keep in mind this is an “all-or-nothing” deal which means if the campaign does not reach the funding goal then the project cannot move forward. So know that any amount gave matters and this is an incredible opportunity to be a part of a special campaign! Help Utillix reach the goal by sharing this on Facebook Twitter and other social networks. The more people know about this the more support the campaign will receive.
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