Observe in the field.
Use NeoCor6 Capture to collect photos with location, direction, time, and the right project context, without repeated data entry.
Capture foundationConnected field evidence
See the site.
Keep the context.
Inform the decision.
NeoCor6 connects field evidence with AI-assisted understanding. Capture photos with context, annotate site plans with Sketch, and use Intelligence to surface observations, connect evidence, and support risk review—with professionals in control. Share reviewed results with your customers.
Capture + Sketch + Intelligence · From evidence to insight
PROJECT / ESA-026
Riverside Industrial Site
Site reconnaissance · Illustrative project
Evidence in its spatial context
CaptureOffline
GPS · Heading · Time
One observation. Context preserved.
01 Camera-first capture02 Offline field workflows03 Photo maps + viewing directions04 AI-assisted understanding
The idea behind NeoCor6
Field evidence should be
the start of understanding.
A photo is more useful when you know where it belongs, where it was taken, and what it represents. NeoCor6 is designed to keep those connections intact.
Connect the evidence.
Organize work through projects, sites, and versioned schemas. This context feeds AI-assisted understanding.
Platform + IntelligenceReview with context.
Give professionals a more consistent evidence base for assessing observations and deciding which issues need attention.
Human judgment at the centerMove work forward.
Connect evidence to agent workflows and external tools, so insights can lead to coordinated follow-up.
Agents + ConnectNeoCor6 CaptureAI-generated image · Capture preview
NeoCor6 Capture
Stay in the moment.
Keep capturing.
Field work moves quickly. Capture is designed around the camera, with project context selected once and carried into each observation.
- A camera-first workflowTake consecutive photos without returning to forms after every shot.
- Work beyond the signalKeep collecting locally with prepared context; synchronize when connectivity returns.
- More than an image fileGPS coordinates and camera direction are stored in the photo’s EXIF metadata. A structured CaptureRecord adds project relationships, quality, and provenance.
- Capture now. Process asynchronously.Background processing and synchronization are designed to keep the next observation moving.
Camera-first field work, with project context and synchronization kept outside the capture loop.
Meet NeoCor6 Sketch
Draw the site.
Make your observations clear.
A dedicated field annotation app for turning aerial images and site plans into useful visual records. Designed to work independently, with a path into your NeoCor6 project workspace.
LAYERS✓ Annotations✓ Base image
AI-generated aerial image · Illustrative annotations, not a surveyed plan
Made for the way inspectors work.
Import an aerial JPG or PNG, add clear field annotations, and keep an editable local document. Export a JPG when you need a visual record for sharing or reporting.
- Draw and annotateFreehand strokes, straight lines, text labels, and a bubble-line water tool for site-plan notation.
- Organize with editable layersSeparate the base image from annotations; duplicate, hide, or delete layers as the plan evolves.
- Work comfortably on a tabletA landscape-oriented workspace, movable and rotatable ruler, eraser, and undo/redo support precise editing.
- Keep working offlineImport, annotate, save an editable local plan, and export without depending on a cloud connection.
Standalone app
Your field plan. Your local workflow.
Use Sketch independently of NeoCor6 Platform for offline annotation on Android tablets, from image import to editable local save and JPG export.
Import image → Annotate in layers → Save & export
Use the standalone workflow without a Platform account.
Platform integration
Bring the plan into the project story.
The integrated experience associates Sketch documents with Platform projects and sites, with synchronization and cloud access. Site plans and Capture photos become complementary records within the same project context.
Sketch site plan + Capture photos → Project context
Sketch keeps its dedicated editing workflow while sharing the project and site context.
Two field tools. A shared project story.
Capture records what you see with photo location and direction. Sketch records how you describe the site through visual annotation. Platform provides the shared project and site context, with integrated Sketch synchronization.
Use the combination for environmental site reconnaissance, building and asset inspections, or field-operation planning—where a marked-up plan can explain relationships that an individual photo cannot.
NeoCor6 Platform · Spatial photo review
Know where it was taken.
See which way it looked.
Bring field photos back into their real-world context. Project-specific photo maps, directional markers, galleries, and full-screen review are part of the NeoCor6 Platform offering.
From construction progress and asset inspections to environmental reconnaissance, connect the image to its position and viewing direction. Capture stores GPS and camera direction in EXIF; Platform brings that context into a visual project workspace.
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● Photo location ▲ Camera direction
Illustrative site plan · Not a live map
Illustrative site plan · Not a live map
PROJECT PHOTO GALLERY / DEMO
Building façade
Building condition survey · Photo 01 of 03
Looking northeast from southwest of the building toward its corner and adjoining façades.
AI-generated images · Example coordinatesPhotos in project context
Explore captured photos on a project-specific map to understand their distribution across a site or work area.
Markers that show the view
Directional markers show where a photo was taken and the camera heading, helping identify the façade, asset, or area in view.
Move between map and image
Browse a project photo gallery, select a map marker, and keep the selected image connected to its spatial context.
Review photos at full size
Open photos in a full-screen viewer to examine details, then return to the gallery and map for orientation.
Useful metadata travels with the photo.
NeoCor6 Capture stores GPS location and camera direction in EXIF metadata, alongside the structured CaptureRecord. EXIF-aware software can read these embedded fields when they are preserved. Platform adds project organization and spatial review; third-party editing or sharing services may remove EXIF metadata.
Location and heading depend on available sensor data and its quality. The direction indicates the camera’s orientation at capture, rather than a surveyed bearing or an exact subject location.
Spatial photo review across environmental, construction, asset, and field-operation workflows. The interactive concept above uses AI-generated photographs and example metadata; it does not access your photos or location.
Featured use case
A clearer evidence trail
for Phase I ESA.
Support environmental professionals during site reconnaissance: keep visual observations tied to their location and project, ready for subsequent review.
Less context to reconstruct.
Keep observations linked to the right project and site, reducing reliance on filenames and memory after the visit.
A consistent collection model.
Use project schemas to define the information that matters, while retaining the version used for each observation.
Professional review stays central.
Evidence supports the environmental professional’s assessment. AI assistance supports review, with human interpretation and accountability.
NeoCor6 supports evidence collection and organization. It does not independently perform a Phase I ESA, determine recognized environmental conditions, or establish compliance with ASTM E1527-21 or regulatory requirements. Example data and views on this page are illustrative.
Customer Collaboration & Delivery
Your field work.
A clearer view for your customers.
A customer portal brings selected project evidence and deliverables to the people you work for—with explicit approval before publication and access scoped to the right projects and sites.
From your workspace to their project view.
Keep collection, internal review, and customer delivery connected. Your team prepares the evidence in NeoCor6; your customers see the information you have chosen and approved for them.
The branded portal gives each customer a portfolio of the projects and sites they are permitted to access. It brings approved photos, spatial views, documents, and deliverables together in a consistent experience.
Designed for environmental consultants, inspection teams, construction and asset specialists, and other providers who need to communicate field work to their own customers.
SHARED PROJECT / EXAMPLE
Riverside site review
Selected evidence and deliverables, prepared for your customer.
AI-generated image · Fictional project
Site observationsApproved photos & location context
Project deliverablesSelected documents & downloads
Customer updatesPublished progress & activity
Publication v2 · Illustrative approved release
Keep evidence internal.
Capture photos and synchronize them into your project workspace. Synchronization alone does not make evidence visible to customers.
Choose what to share.
Review photos, maps, documents, and deliverables. Prepare a customer-facing selection separately from internal working material.
Publish deliberately.
An authorized team member explicitly approves a publication. A versioned release records the selected content and its source relationships.
Give customers context.
Invited contacts access the projects and sites granted to them, with a clear view of published evidence, updates, and available deliverables.
Access that follows the engagement.
Manage customer accounts and contacts, send secure invitations, and grant access at project or site level. Customer access is distinct from membership in your internal workspace.
Evidence your customers can explore.
Spatial review brings approved photo galleries and directional map views to the customer workspace. Selected documents and deliverable downloads provide a practical handover alongside visual evidence.
Clear releases and customer updates.
Versioned publications make it clear which approved material was shared. Customer-visible progress is managed separately from internal task status and deliverable status.
A record of what was shared.
Preserve original evidence, publication history, and relevant activity records. Withdrawing a publication can limit subsequent portal access, but cannot recall copies already downloaded.
The customer delivery experience
Start with controlled delivery. Extend the experience.
- Access & sharingCustomer contacts, invitations, access grants, and approved publications.
- Spatial reviewCustomer-facing maps and photo review using the shared evidence selection.
- Progress & analyticsPublished timelines, customer-facing updates, and delivery activity insights.
- Governed integrationsNative Platform delivery and governed external delivery providers through Connect.
- Intelligent deliveryIntelligence and Agents assist in preparing customer material, with publication approval retained.
One platform story, from observation to customer delivery.
Capture supplies field photographs and context. Sketch adds visual site-plan documentation within shared project context. Intelligence and Agents assist understanding and preparation. Customer Collaboration & Delivery provides the approval and presentation workflow for selected customer-facing material; Connect supports external integrations.
Customer Collaboration & Delivery is a reusable Platform capability across the NeoCor6 portfolio. The portal shown above uses a fictional project to illustrate the customer experience.
One foundation. Different field realities.
Built for work
that happens on site.
The same evidence-and-context approach can be adapted to other workflows. These are application examples, not claims of deployed industry solutions.
Environmental consulting
Document site conditions and observations with spatial context for project teams and environmental review.
Site reconnaissanceConstruction & assets
Keep visual records of progress, conditions, and field observations connected to the relevant project and site.
Condition documentationUtilities & field operations
Collect consistent observations across distributed locations, including places where connectivity is limited.
Distributed field teams04 / Understand · NeoCor6 Intelligence
Turn field observations
into connected knowledge.
AI capabilities bring photos, documents, and project context together—helping professionals find relevant evidence, review potential concerns, and prepare better-supported reports.
AI-assisted evidence understanding
Intelligence is the interpretation layer of NeoCor6. It enriches captured evidence with structured observations, domain-specific analysis, and relationships that remain traceable to their sources. Phase I Environmental Site Assessment is a focused application of this broader vision.
AI-assisted photo review
Extract visible observations from field photos and organize them into a consistent, searchable structure.
- Identify candidate features such as tanks, drums, containers, staining, waste, transformers, drainage, and vegetation conditions.
- Separate what is visibly observed from environmental interpretation, including unreadable labels and insufficient visual evidence.
- Link each proposed observation to its source photo, CaptureRecord, location, capture time, and project context.
Benefit: focus review effort while keeping the original evidence within reach.
Calibrated concern & risk scoring
Combine bounded AI classifications with a versioned, rule-based scoring matrix for more consistent review prioritization.
- Use a two-stage approach: visual observation first, environmental interpretation second.
- Apply fixed categories, structured output validation, and deterministic scoring rules after AI extraction.
- Retain uncertainty, scoring rationale, and analysis versions so professionals can understand and challenge a result.
Benefit: a repeatable scoring process, without treating model judgments as certain or identical on every run.
Project evidence & knowledge graph
Build on the Context layer’s relationships to connect individual observations into a project-level view.
- Relate photos and CaptureRecords to sites, assets, observations, potential concerns, and assessments.
- Connect corroborating evidence from reports, documents, and subsequent field visits.
- Preserve source, date, confidence, and review status alongside derived knowledge.
Benefit: understand how findings relate, rather than reviewing isolated files.
Documents & external research
Bring field evidence together with relevant background information for a broader review.
- Extract and classify information from prior ESA reports, property documents, permits, and historical land-use material.
- Explore enrichment from environmental databases, EPA sources, GIS/property records, and other public records.
- Surface conflicting information, missing context, and questions that warrant further investigation.
Benefit: connect on-site observations with documentary context. Source relevance and quality remain visible during review.
Semantic search & historical comparison
Retrieve information by meaning and relationships, alongside conventional project filters.
- Search structured observations, source documents, and graph relationships through natural-language questions.
- Compare observations across visits to investigate changes in site or asset conditions.
- Explore cross-project patterns and similar evidence within explicitly authorized project and organization boundaries.
Benefit: reuse accumulated knowledge and identify patterns that are difficult to spot file by file.
Evidence-backed summaries & report assistance
Translate reviewed evidence into useful material for professional reporting and follow-up.
- Prepare project-level observation summaries, potential-concern lists, and draft report passages linked to supporting evidence.
- Check proposed claims against retrieved sources and flag unsupported statements or gaps.
- Supply structured findings to report-drafting and follow-up workflows through Agents and Connect.
Benefit: reduce reconstruction and drafting effort while keeping approval with the responsible professional.
Illustrative Phase I ESA analysis
From a storage-area photo to a reviewable finding.
A photo shows containers near a discolored surface. The analysis pipeline keeps observation, interpretation, scoring, and professional review distinct.
Record visible evidence
Propose “containers visible” and “surface discoloration visible.” If labels cannot be read, record insufficient evidence about their contents.
Identify a potential concern
Suggest a possible storage or release-related concern for investigation, taking available project context into account.
Apply explicit rules
Calculate a review priority from validated categories and the selected scoring matrix. Keep the rationale and uncertainty visible.
Confirm, correct, or reject
A professional reviews the photo and other evidence, resolves the interpretation, and decides whether further investigation is needed.
Conceptual example only. No live AI analysis is performed on this page. A photograph cannot establish the contents of a container, contamination, or a definitive REC, HREC, or CREC determination.
Explore the Intelligence experience
What could a professional ask Intelligence?
“Show observations involving storage tanks at this site, with the supporting photos.”
“What changed in the north yard between the last two visits?”
“Which statements in this draft lack supporting project evidence?”
These questions illustrate evidence retrieval and review. Answers identify their sources, distinguish evidence from inference, and acknowledge information gaps.
How will analysis remain traceable?
The analysis workflow keeps original CaptureRecords and media separate from AI-derived enrichments. Derived findings retain source links, model and analysis configuration, scoring-matrix version, confidence or uncertainty information, and human review status. Reanalysis creates a traceable new result rather than silently rewriting the original observation.
Where do Intelligence, Agents, and Connect meet?
Intelligence produces evidence-linked observations, assessments, and summaries. Agents are the workflow layer for activities such as research, report drafting, and follow-up. Connect is the controlled gateway through which external assistants and tools can query relevant knowledge. These layers share context while keeping analysis and action responsibilities explicit.
What does Intelligence bring together?
Intelligence brings structured observations, bounded interpretation, calibrated scoring, and professional review together with knowledge graphs, document and external-data enrichment, historical comparisons, cross-project analysis, and evidence-backed reporting.
Designed to assist professional judgment.
Intelligence provides decision support. It will not independently perform a Phase I ESA or make definitive REC, HREC, or CREC determinations. Deterministic scoring applies to the rule engine; AI observations and interpretations still require evaluation, calibration, and review.
Every AI-derived finding stays connected to its source evidence and professional review context.
The connected platform vision
Start with trustworthy evidence.
Build toward intelligent action.
Six complementary layers connect field observation, shared context, intelligent analysis, and action.
Platform
Organizations, users, projects, sites, and schemas provide the shared control plane.
Capture
Capture collects contextual field photos; Sketch complements it with offline site-plan annotation and project integration.
Context
Structured records connect observations to their business context and schema version.
Connected capability
04 / UNDERSTANDIntelligence
AI-assisted analysis and knowledge connections help surface meaning across evidence.
Explore capabilities ↗Connected capability
05 / ACTAgents
Agent workflows translate reviewed information into useful follow-up work.
Connected capability
06 / CONNECTConnect
An MCP and agent gateway opens controlled access to connected knowledge and tools.
One connected portfolio—from field evidence and site plans to analysis, workflows, and customer delivery.
About NeoCor6
The idea behind NeoCor6
NeoCor6 takes its name from the neocortex, a part of the brain associated with perception, learning, and reasoning. The 6 refers to its sixth and deepest layer—a source of inspiration for building software that connects information, reveals meaning, and supports informed decisions.
That idea runs through the NeoCor6 Platform and solutions such as Capture and Sketch: helping people bring observations and ideas into a shared context, enrich them with AI, and turn them into useful knowledge and action.
From observation to understanding. From understanding to action.
A few practical answers
Before you head into the field.
Can I use NeoCor6 Sketch on its own?
Yes. Use Sketch for offline site-plan annotation on Android tablets: import JPG/PNG images, edit annotations in layers, save an editable local document, and export JPG. The integrated workflow adds Platform project/site synchronization and cloud access.
How do Sketch and Capture complement each other?
Capture collects photos with GPS and direction metadata. Sketch is a separate app for annotating site plans and aerial images. They share project and site context in Platform, while keeping photography and editable site-plan documentation in dedicated workflows.
How do Platform and Capture work together?
Platform configures the work: organizations, projects, sites, and schemas. Capture performs the field collection using that context and synchronizes evidence through the Platform API. They are complementary products in the same system.
How do project photo maps use GPS and direction?
The Platform photo-map experience places project photos at their recorded GPS positions and uses camera direction for directional markers. Linked gallery and full-screen views help teams move from a site overview to individual image details. This supports multiple field workflows, including construction, assets, utilities, and environmental assessments.
Why keep structured records alongside EXIF?
EXIF travels with the photo and preserves useful capture metadata. A structured CaptureRecord adds explicit project relationships, schema version, quality information, provenance, and synchronization state. Together, they support richer context than folders and image metadata alone.
Can I capture without an internet connection?
Offline field collection is a core design principle. Platform-connected workflows use prepared project context and local storage, with synchronization handled separately. Standalone local projects support independent field collection.
How does AI support environmental review?
Intelligence extracts observations, supports calibrated scoring, and connects findings to evidence. Agents and Connect support reporting and follow-up workflows. Environmental interpretation and final assessment remain the responsibility of qualified professionals.
Will my customers be able to access selected project information?
Customer Collaboration & Delivery lets your team curate and explicitly approve publications, then share them with invited customer contacts using project/site access grants. Internal synchronization does not automatically publish data. The customer portal brings approved evidence and deliverables together with spatial review, progress views, and governed integrations.
Does withdrawing a publication remove downloaded files?
No. Withdrawal controls restrict subsequent portal access to a publication. They cannot recall or delete files already downloaded by a recipient.
How can my team get involved?
Use “Explore a pilot” to outline your field workflow and generate a short pilot brief. Discuss commercial terms, product access, and your workflow directly with NeoCor6.
Let’s start with your field workflow
Your next site visit could be
the start of something better.
Explore how NeoCor6 could fit your projects, the evidence you collect, and the decisions your team needs to make.
Create a brief to share with NeoCor6. No registration or automatic submission.