ROCK Cloud

ROCK Cloud is ROCK Robotic's web platform for drone LiDAR work. Users upload data, then process and classify point clouds, run analysis, and send results to clients. It classifies ground, buildings, vegetation, and streets, with tools for editing classes by hand. It can align datasets, merge them, and compare one with another. Other tools cover reprojecting into standard or custom coordinate systems, aligning to ground control points uploaded as a CSV, overlaying CAD drawings, calculating stockpile volumes and cut and fill, and hosting orthomosaics and splats. Every plan includes the ROCK Omni LiDAR pre-processing engine, the Omni photogrammetry engine, and an AI assistant called Rocky. ROCK Robotic is a Denver company that also makes drone LiDAR hardware, so the platform suits surveyors, drone service providers, and engineering, construction, and utility teams who fly ROCK sensors. ROCK says other LiDAR systems can be added if you contact support. Pricing is an annual subscription. Starter costs 2,000 USD a year for one user, 50 GB of storage, and 50 GB of streaming a month. Business costs 3,500 USD a year for 500 GB of storage, folders, portals, and branding. Enterprise costs 8,500 USD a year for three users, 2 TB of shared storage, custom roles, and regional storage. Each plan has a weekly processing allowance, and jobs beyond it are paid for with credits. Optional Pro Services produce surveyor deliverables, planimetrics, and vegetation encroachment reports for power line corridors. The main limitation is that the platform is closely tied to ROCK's own hardware ecosystem. Third-party integrations and export formats are thinly documented, and security details are not described publicly.