[Disaster Investigation and Insurance Assessment Company × Drone] Aerial Photography of Damage Sites from Typhoons, Earthquakes, etc.
Support for the creation of evidence documents that can be submitted to government agencies, insurance companies, etc., such as deterioration diagnosis and records before and after construction!
"Hovermap" is an unmanned aerial vehicle that can be used for aerial photography and 3D recording of disaster sites such as typhoons, earthquakes, and fires, as well as for creating damage reports with evidence images. It enables "immediate scanning and immediate aerial photography" for initial response at disaster and accident sites, demonstrating excellent capabilities for insurance and investigation. Additionally, its track record of providing aerial photography for NHK information programs and historical dramas enhances its reliability with media and government agencies. 【Features】 ■ High-precision scanning of locations that are difficult to scan with conventional methods, such as indoors, underground, and behind structures where GPS signals are unavailable. ■ Generation of high-precision and high-quality 3D models through the combination of photogrammetry. ■ A composite technology of aerial photography and scanning that allows for a three-dimensional understanding of structures and digital archiving. *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.
basic information
【emesent Hovermap Specifications】 ■Laser Sensor: Velodyne Lidar VLP-16-Lite ■Measurement Accuracy: ±3cm ■Laser Class: Class 1 ■Laser Range: Up to 100m ■Data Acquisition Speed: 300,000 points/second ■System Weight: 1.8kg *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.
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【Measurement Utilization Examples】 ■ Underground and cave surveys ■ Bridge inspections ■ Building exterior and interior surveys ■ Structural surveys and inspections ■ Forest surveys ■ Urban block measurements ■ Tunnel inspections ■ Power line surveys and inspections ■ Traffic accident and disaster scene investigations *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.
