Unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) data processing is a broad term that covers a range of activities related to the collection and analysis of aerial data. It includes the use of drones to capture thousands of images of a workplace, record GPS information, and geotag each image as it is captured. Additionally, ground-based base stations transmit raw GPS data to the drone. UAV data processing solutions usually include one of three options: processing the data using software installed on a desktop computer or local network, uploading the data to a cloud-based system for automated processing, and delivering the data to experienced professionals who will be responsible for the processing. The main categories within drone cartography are orthophotography and drone photogrammetry.
Lidar scanning and other types of data collection are also included. With India's best emerging unmanned aerial vehicle company, get ready to discover new insights about the technological era. We offer drone-powered solutions through highly equipped UAVs together with our GIS specialists in action. The topography of UAVs and the mapping of UAVs encourage us to navigate the acquisition of reliable and generalized information effortlessly. Centimeter accuracy is achieved in all our projects.
We also incorporate these UAV solutions as topographic maps, such as digital terrain models (DTM), digital surface models, counter maps, orthomosaic maps, etc. Not only do our customers get UAV services faster, but they also offer greater profitability. Not only this, but UAVs, along with drone services, are also enriching industries with sound decision-making. With drone applications spreading to diverse industries, the processing of UAV data is the latest wave in geospatial space. Our robust and attractive computer server rapidly expands data processing operations for thousands of kilometers of aerial data without jeopardizing its quality. With artificial intelligence and machine learning by our side, we continue to achieve an accuracy of up to 99% in volumetric measurements, the estimation of crop yields, the detection of damage, etc. As the technological barrier disappeared, digitalization and mapping for topographic purposes became one of the main uses of drone cameras.
With Propeller's UAV data processing software using AeroPoints as base stations, customers can now access reliable and accurate aerial data quickly and easily.
