Tag Archives: uav

xyHt Weekly News Recap: 5/12/17

MKS’ Ophir® Business Unit Introduces Smallest, Lightest Weight, Continuous Zoom Lens for Drones & UAVs Swift Navigation and Carnegie Robotics Announce Duro, a Ruggedized Version of Piksi Multi Announcing UgCS Mapper – in-field mapping software requiring no internet connection Septentrio launches AsteRx-m2 OEM GNSS Receiver Alta Devices Adds Solar Tech to Drones/UAV’s to Extend Flight...

xyHt Weekly News Recap – 5/5/17

Cadcorp launches Risk Modeller for Fire & Rescue Services Tallysman announces availability of NMO mount for Dual and Triple Band GNSS antennas Cheetah Air, a division of Cheetah Software Systems, to showcase its fully autonomous UAV platform enabling drone delivery and pickup capabilities at AUVSI’s XPONENTIAL 2017, Booth 1143 Elbit Systems of America Presents UAS...

Weekly Roundup: xyHt News Links: 3/31/17

Trimble Incorporates Galileo Support in New Version of its GNSS Infrastructure Management Software  Sokkia introduces new GCX3 integrated receiver A new release of ‘Spatial Manager’ supports AutoCAD 2018 NOAA seeks new members for hydrographic advisory panel NSPS Student Competition Results NSPS Installs New Officers for 2017 Tallysman Introduces Dual Band + L-band services GNSS antenna...

Weekly xyHt News Links: 3/24/17

GEO Business 2017 Launch Cutting Edge Workshop Program SimActive and Tianlifa Launch Integrated UAV Solution WEBINAR | How To Take Aerial Surveying To The Next Level With NEXUS SBG Systems to announce a new generation of the Ekinox Series of inertial sensors. Introducing Polaris — Next-Generation Terrestrial Laser Scanner West Virginia Implements Drone Legislation Senate...

xyHt News Links: 3/3/17

Orbit GT and RIEGL strengthen data interoperability DJI Introduces M200 Series Drones Built For Enterprise Solutions Topcon announces enhanced integration of GT series total stations with Autodesk MDA to Acquire DigitalGlobe, Creating Industry Leader in End-to-End Space Systems, Earth Imagery and Geospatial Solutions Crane Camera Site Surveying: An Alternative to UAVs?