New Global Mapper subscription brings geospatial tools together as Blue Marble builds deeper connections between drone data, desktop analysis and field operations For drone mapping professionals, collecting data is only one part of the job. Drone imagery and lidar must be processed, positioned, analyzed and turned into information people can use. In many cases, that … [Read more...] about Blue Marble Moves Toward an End-to-End Geospatial Workflow
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Guest Post: Why Drones May Change How We Operate in the Atmosphere
Commercial drones have made their name by observing the world below. Now a new class of missions is moving the aircraft up into the atmosphere itself. The Utah Division of Water Resources is exploring drone-based cloud seeding to replace the crewed aircraft it tested from 2022 to 2025. That puts unmanned aircraft at the meeting point of aviation, meteorology, autonomy and water … [Read more...] about Guest Post: Why Drones May Change How We Operate in the Atmosphere
SkyeBrowse Moves to Per-Model Pricing, Lowering the Barrier to 3D Drone Mapping
New Commercial, Pro and Public Safety & Enterprise plans offer different levels of processing, storage and tools based on each project. SkyeBrowse has introduced a new pricing structure designed to make 3D drone mapping more flexible for commercial users, public safety agencies and larger organizations. The company has launched three plans: Commercial, Pro, and Public … [Read more...] about SkyeBrowse Moves to Per-Model Pricing, Lowering the Barrier to 3D Drone Mapping
From Maps to Operational Intelligence: How Defense Is Changing the Mapping Workflow
From the INTERGEO show floor in Munich, SimActive CEO Philippe Simard discusses why speed, usability and data integration increasingly matter in defense mapping At INTERGEO this week in Munich, the geospatial industry is showcasing new ways to turn mapping data into useful information. Philippe Simard, CEO of SimActive, a leading developer of photogrammetry software, sees a … [Read more...] about From Maps to Operational Intelligence: How Defense Is Changing the Mapping Workflow
They Predicted a $127 Billion Drone Market. Ten Years Later, Here’s What They Got Right.
In 2016, Michael Mazur and Adam Wiśniewski helped author one of the drone industry’s most widely cited forecasts, putting the addressable market for drone-powered solutions at $127.3 billion. A decade later, the AI Clearing co-founders revisit that prediction, examining where the industry developed as expected, where it surprised them, and why the next wave of value may have … [Read more...] about They Predicted a $127 Billion Drone Market. Ten Years Later, Here’s What They Got Right.
