Webinars

Aerial LiDAR Applications

Webinar Details
  • Hosted by AIR6 Systems / Airborne Robotics
  • December 23, 2021 - Available on Demand

    • Airborne LiDAR is a very efficient way of pursuing a digitization strategy. Multi-sensor applications – LiDAR in combination with RGB, thermal, multispectral – can be conducted from low altitudes and with high resolution.

    Having entered industry 4.0, LiDAR use cases extend to buildings / landscape surveying & planning, construction monitoring, infrastructure assets surveying & monitoring, vegetation monitoring and many other applications where CM-accuracy for 3D-modeling, visualization or a large-scale digital twin are required.

    This could be of interest to the following sectors:

    • Construction & surveying
    • Urban planning
    • Power transmission
    • Road, rail, bridges
    • Oil & gas
    • Agriculture & forestry
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