Drone mapping begins with the collection of geo-referenced image data, obtained either directly from drones or using specialized mapping kits like CES’s Carta Mapping Kit. These images serve as the building blocks for creating detailed point clouds of the surveyed environment.

Beyond photogrammetry, active sensors like LIDAR and RADAR come into play. Drone Mapping Web Services offer intuitive tools to visualize point cloud data generated by these sensors, providing users with a smooth and latency-free experience.

Accurate measurements are crucial in various industries, from agriculture to construction. Drone Mapping Web Services equip users with the ability to measure real-world metrics within the captured point clouds. Whether it’s distance, area, volume, or height profiles, these tools empower precise analysis.

Effective organization is a hallmark of efficient operations. CES’s services allow users to plan tasks within their site or farm land. This includes task assignment, insights into optimal routes, and effort allocation, all while harnessing the power of geo-tagging.

Mission planning is the backbone of drone operations. CES makes it simple by enabling users to plan drone missions effortlessly. The ability to export waypoints for navigation, compatible with various drone controllers, ensures smooth and precise flight paths.