New Video
Kubla Cubed 2026 | Google Earth and Geolocation
Part two of our Kubla Cubed 2026 podcast series is now live!
Following our First Look with Rich back in June, we sat down with Lloyd to talk more in depth about some significant new features coming to our next big update, Cubed 2026.
Watch now to hear about:
- Geolocation
- Google Earth exports
- Coordinate systems
- New workflows
- Developer insights
and more!
Take a look below or over on our YouTube channel, where you’ll find more Kubla content and tutorials. More coming soon… 👀
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Video FAQs
Key take aways from the video
▼ What is geolocation in Kubla Cubed 2026?
Geolocation allows projects to be positioned using real-world coordinate systems, making it easier to work with geospatial data from different sources.
▼ Why have coordinate systems been added to Kubla Cubed?
Geospatial data is becoming an increasingly common part of earthworks workflows, from drone surveys and LiDAR to survey data and machine control. In the video, Lloyd explains how Cubed 2026 is adapting to these workflows.
▼ Do I need to understand coordinate systems to use the new features?
You don’t need to be a geospatial expert. Cubed 2026 has been designed to handle much of the complexity, with Lloyd explaining what users need to know when setting up and importing data.
▼ What can I export to Google Earth?
Geolocated Kubla Cubed projects can be exported as KMZ files and opened in Google Earth. The video demonstrates the workflow and shows what a finished project looks like in its real-world surroundings.
▼ What are Lloyd’s tips for getting started?
Understanding the data you’re working with is a good starting point. Lloyd also covers what to look out for when setting up a project, importing data and viewing your results in Google Earth.