Diamond Aircraft has delivered the new DA62 MPP SurveyStar to RIEGL. Setting a new standard for high-capability, low-cost airborne survey missions, this robust and modern survey configuration variant of the...

SimActive has reported that the use of its Correlator3D product along with ground control points can enhance, extend and validate photogrammetry projects. GCPs are critical in photogrammetry projects, but there...

The University of Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) has recently procured a RIEGL VQ-1560 II-S airborne system through its Institute of Geography. It has been added to the R&D project...

Wingtra has unveiled its innovative Lidar-drone solution. The new Lidar payload is designed to seamlessly integrate the efficiency, ease of operation, and high accuracy of the WingtraOne GEN II drones...

Inertial Labs has unveiled its latest innovation: high-precision three-axis accelerometers (TAA). These compact, self-contained devices mark a significant leap forward in navigation-grade accelerometers, promising unmatched precision in measuring linear accelerations....

It can still be difficult to achieve centimetre-level accuracy in mobile mapping, especially in GNSS-denied or challenging areas such as in deep urban canyons, under foliage or through tunnels. However,...

The new state-of-the-art Phase One P5 128MP camera has been seamlessly integrated into Quantum Systems’ flagship Trinity Pro mapping drone and the leading surveying workflow, Trimble Business Center. The resulting purpose-built,...

Prague recently served as the testing ground for the integration of Mosaic’s 360-degree camera system with SmartDelta’s mobile mapping software. Known for its rich history and stunning architecture, the city...

Field and Mosaic have jointly developed an advanced mobile mapping solution for road network management. Thanks to this successful collaboration, road asset managers and owners can now explore and interrogate...

Ordnance Survey, the national mapping agency for Great Britain, was in need of a faster and more cost-effective way to collect georeferenced point cloud data, because the existing method was not sustainable in the long term. The Ordnance Survey team turned to Datron Technology and OxTS to help them develop a convenient, low-cost, ‘off-the-shelf’ mobile mapping system. Ordnance Survey, the national mapping agency for Great Britain, was in need of a faster and more cost-effective way to collect georeferenced point cloud data, because the existing method was...