Customer verified: SURVEY61 stockpile volume within 0.05 % of a Trimble TLS

For more than two decades, Trimble terrestrial laser scanners (TLS) have provided a gold standard in ground-based surface measurements for stockpiles, quarries and construction sites. But a drone could cut a day’s work with these scanners down to an hour. So checking into the real difference between these methods is something Swiss firm Lerch Weber AG likes to do. They just tested SURVEY61, and what they found signals a clear breakthrough in aerial survey technology.

Join this conversation with specialists in SURVEY61 and geomatics engineering as we discuss:

-The case study and the technicalities of the numbers

-The repeat accuracy capabilities of today’s drone survey tech

-The overhead cuts made possible by terrestrial-grade drone accuracy

-Why quads just don't reduce the field time like Wingtra does

-The economics of Wingtra for repeat small and medium sized projects

-Key differentiators of Wingtra in the US market

-Answers to your questions