Survey and Mapping UAV: Multirotor survey aircraft producing survey-grade orthomosaics, contours and elevation mod

Aerial Systems[SURVEY-UAV]

Multirotor survey aircraft producing survey-grade orthomosaics, contours and elevation models from a single flight.

Ground sample distance: On request
Endurance: On request
Coverage per flight: On request
Positioning: Satellite-corrected

Overview

A survey aircraft is judged on the quality of the ground model it produces, not on how it flies. This platform is built around a calibrated mapping camera, a stabilised mount and a timing chain accurate enough that every frame carries a trustworthy position, so the imagery resolves to a measurable surface rather than a picture.

It assembles without tools, flies a planned grid on its own and returns to the launch point on a failed link or a low battery. The output is an orthomosaic, a digital elevation model and contours, delivered in the formats a survey office already uses.

System qualities

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Survey-grade geometry

A calibrated lens, a rigid mount and precise exposure timing keep the photogrammetric solution tight. Corrections are applied in flight or after it, so control points become a check rather than a dependency.

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One flight, several products

The same sortie yields an orthomosaic, a digital surface model, contours and a point cloud. Nothing has to be re-flown because the deliverable changed.

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Planned on site

Draw the boundary, set the resolution and the aircraft computes the grid, the overlap and the battery changes it needs. The plan is repeatable, so the same site can be flown identically months apart.

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Assembles without tools

Arms fold, the payload clips in, and the aircraft goes from case to airborne in minutes. Field failures are fixed by swapping a module, not by returning the aircraft.