As a product of decades of innovation, this technology is now being developed by private entities as for practical use cases. Business, municipalities, government agencies can now harness this amazing technology and pave the way to a smarter and safer future.

These hypersensitive sensors ingest specific wavelengths of the EM spectrum to highlight individual elements found on vegetation and the soil it grows in. This incredible technology not only can help farmers and scouting specialists in writing precise prescriptions for their crops, but also builds the foundation for variable rate application. Ultimately reducing chemical waste, keeping our world cleaner while saving our farmers copious amounts of cash.

LiDAR imaging resembles radar, by emitting laser pulses, measuring the time it takes for them to bounce back, and calculating the distance based on the displacement. By working with high-precision GPS and GCPs, LiDAR is ideal choice for surveying infrastructural elements with complex geometry and natural landscapes.