GeoCue and Tediris Solutions Partner to Provide Spain with Aerial Mapping Solutions
by DRONELIFE Staff Writer Ian M. Crosby
LiDAR mapping leader GeoCue has actually revealed a brand-new collaboration with Spanish drone companyTediris Solutions With near a years of experience in the UAV market, Tediris Solutions incorporates advanced sensing units, drones, and expert system software application to give clients crucial insight from processed information.
Tediris Solutions’ newest combination of TrueView 3D Imaging Sensors with Conyca‘s Aero 4 drone provides total aerial mapping options for the European and spanish geospatial sector. In addition to the TrueView sensing unit and the drone, the combination likewise includes Conyca’s UAV Commander tool established for flight preparation. As soon as processed, the information is handled through LP360 Software, leading to a user-friendly and structured workflow.
” We’ve been teaming up with Conyca on numerous topography tasks for over 5 years,” stated Eduardo Faro, General Manager at Tediris Solutions. “Their items, like the Aero 4 drone, effortlessly suit our environment and are a perfect match for the high-end TrueView lidar options.”
” Tediris Solutions is a fantastic partner for us since they are dedicated to not just supplying the very best in high-end options however likewise assisting their clients optimize their items,” stated Gorka Zarauz, GeoCue’s Business Development Manager in Europe. “The TrueView combination will empower their clients to collect more info effectively, and by utilizing LP360 processing software application, they will have the ability to produce extremely important deliverables.”
” What sets this option apart is the optimization of the TrueView system and workflow, making sure precise and tidy information,” stated Faro. “Furthermore, this system runs without the requirement for a web connection, securing information from unapproved gain access to. Users can download their maps in the UAV Command tool for offline usage. Especially, the system lessens point cloud sound, lowering the quantity of post-processing work needed. Maybe most remarkably, clients can access information and insights in less than 10 minutes after landing the drone, an amazing task in regards to efficiency.”
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Ian went to Dominican University of California, where he got a bachelor’s degree in English in 2019. With a long-lasting enthusiasm for composing and storytelling and an eager interest in innovation, he is now adding to DroneLife as a personnel author.
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