ArcGIS Excalibur Blog and Videos

ArcGIS Excalibur is a focused web-based imagery analysis application for working with imagery, video, and maps. It offers a simplified search and discovery experience, making it easy to publish and access imagery. You can create mark ups and measurements, count objects, detect changes, and apply image enhancements with built-in analysis tools and ready-to-use workflows, all in one place. Share your results as reports or dashboards with others to support informed decision-making.

Previously only offered within ArcGIS Enterprise, we are happy to announce that ArcGIS Excalibur is now available as a beta in ArcGIS Online, with a full public release planned in the upcoming months!

Updated architecture & licensing for automatic access through the ArcGIS Enterprise user types. 

Attending #EsriUC2024? Join us at 1pm on July 16 or at 10am on July 18 to learn how to save time and resources with image and video analysis in ArcGIS Excalibur. 

ArcGIS Excalibur 3.1 is now live and it furthered an already strong functional foundation for working with Imagery and Video.  There is an enhanced collaboration experience focused around projects allowing for the inclusion of supporting materials and related information.  Publishing continues to increase in requested functionality to support livestream video.  This extends the supported video data types through ArcGIS Video Server that can be published into the ArcGIS System of record to be utilized in downstream analysis.

This release added support for a datatype integration with ArcGIS Knowledge. This expands on the already rich ecosystem of supported layer types within the application.  You can find all the details for the release in this blog which outlines new features for 3.1.

Learn how to search and view imagery, create and modify projects, analyze and collect information, and share results.

If you haven't heard, ArcGIS Excalibur 3.0 has been released!  Excalibur is a web application with a number of  imagery based analysis capabilities and now supports video layers with the tandem release of ArcGIS Video Server.  In addition, oriented imagery is now supported in the app with a host of other features recently added. Check out more in this post.

Interested in how you can leverage video data within Excalibur?  This in-depth ArcNews article walks through that process and explains how this exciting new web-enabled data type can be leveraged within an Enterprise GIS. New to Excalibur and want to learn more? Please check out these resources for more information.

We're excited to announce that you can now perform video analysis in ArcGIS Excalibur.