LiDAR surveying involves flying a drone with special payload accurately over an area generating a 3D point cloud, which can be post-processed afterwards to generate a digital surface model (DSM) or terrain map (DTM).
Small size drones are perfect for asset building and inspections of houses and other property. 2D and 3D models can easily be generated through stitching photos with overlaps and automated fly (waypoint) paths.
This application involves flying a drone beyond the standard operating conditions (SOC) and multiple trained observers are required with radio communication in place to keep track of the drone one at the time during the mission.
Modern drones are now equipped with RTK capable modules connecting to either base stations or streamed CORSnet service, to acquire real time, accurate positions to allow the capture of high resolution images that can be processed into a 2D/3D model afterwards.
Using high quality CMOS sensors on the camera, drones are ideally suited (especially with RTK connectivity or PPK) to capture high resolution images that can be processed into a 2D/3D model afterwards.
Latest AI technology allows for semi-automatic waypoint missions, capturing the 3D models of buildings, objects and structures quickly and safely without wasting time operating drones manually (traditional methods)
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