Making Spatial Data
Accessible and Actionable

Our Mission

At Kodifly, our mission is to revolutionize infrastructure management with advanced spatial intelligence. We empower the world's transition to smart cities through innovative 3D perception and analytics, making spatial data both accessible and actionable.

Our Vision

We envision a future where every city is a smart city—efficient, safe, and sustainable. Kodifly's cutting-edge technology paves the way for intelligent transportation systems and infrastructure resilience, driving forward the evolution of urban living.

Our Technology

Kodifly's core technology is at the intersection of LiDAR, 3D modeling, and AI analytics. Our solutions—spanning from mobile scanners to cloud-based platforms—are designed for a range of applications, including transport infrastructure management, traffic monitoring, landslide detection, and environment mapping.

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Founders

Henry Wong,
CEO & Co-founder

Henry is a mechanical engineer turned technology entrepreneur with experience in computer vision and AI industry.

He played a crucial role in the team that invented the world's fastest robotic fish, an achievement that earned a Guinness World Record.

As a Laidlaw Scholar, Henry strives for excellence in everything he puts his hands on and aims to create an impact through use of cutting edge technology.

In his free time, Henry loves to row, ponder over life, and walk his dog Oreo.

Saad Shahid Anwel,
CTO & Co-founder

Saad has a diverse range of experiences and expertise in the domain of entrepreneurship, robotics and machine learning.

He graduated from the University of Hong Kong with a Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Engineering. During his time at HKU, Saad founded and served as the President of BREED, the university’s first and largest bio-inspired robotics organization.

Saad’s commitment to research led him to be selected as a Laidlaw research scholar and granted the Arthur and Louise May Robotics Scholarship.

During his free time, Saad is probably hiking, coding, or attending a new art exhibition.