- High-resolution aerial imaging
- Sharp, overlapping imagery captured on planned flight lines for mapping, inspection and documentation.
- Photogrammetry
- Hundreds of overlapping photos processed into one measurable map and surface model.
- LiDAR
- Laser scanning that records true ground level beneath vegetation and captures thin features such as wires.
- GIS mapping
- Aerial data structured into layers and attributes that open in QGIS, ArcGIS and CAD.
- 3D modelling
- Textured meshes and point clouds of sites and structures for design, measurement and review.
- Thermal imaging
- Heat signatures for solar and industrial inspection, deployed where the project requires it.
- Survey-grade positioning
- Ground control and check points tie every dataset to real-world coordinates and verify its accuracy.
- Data processing and reporting
- In-house processing, quality checks and reports written for the people who will act on them.