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The North Carolina Turnpike Authority (NCTA) is implementing a pilot program that utilizes drone-based LiDAR technology to enhance oversight of the final phase of the Complete 540 project. This initiative aims to provide more accurate tracking of construction progress and improve safety measures on major transportation infrastructure. As construction advances, the use of aerial LiDAR will allow for a detailed assessment of the project, ultimately facilitating better scheduling and oversight. The integration of this technology marks a significant step in modernizing construction management practices in North Carolina.
Dronelife.com By Miriam McNabb Jun 30, 2026 Applications Construction Drone News Drone News Feeds LiDAR Mapping
The companies say the integration gives customers a secure aerial mapping option that combines heavy-lift American-made drones with engineering-grade LiDAR. Huntsville, Ala.-based GeoCue has announced that its TrueView LiDAR payloads are now compatible with drones from Real-Time Robotics Inc., a pairing the companies say expands NDAA-compliant drone LiDAR options for customers in surveying, defense, public […] The post GeoCue’s TrueView 641 Certified for Real-Time Robotics HERA Drone appeared first on DRONELIFE.
Dronelife.com By Ian McNabb Jul 07, 2026 Drone News Drone News Feeds Inspection LiDAR News Sensors
Innoviz Technologies is enhancing its presence in the defense sector by partnering with Regulus, a specialist in counter-drone technology. This collaboration aims to leverage Innoviz's advanced LiDAR solutions to bolster Regulus's capabilities in detecting and neutralizing drone threats. The announcement was made on October 23, 2023, as both companies seek to address the growing concerns surrounding drone-related security challenges. By combining their expertise, Innoviz and Regulus intend to develop innovative solutions that enhance safety and security in various environments, including military and civilian applications. This strategic alliance reflects a broader trend in the defense industry, where companies are increasingly joining forces to tackle emerging threats in an evolving technological landscape.
InterestingEngineering.com By Aamir Khollam Jul 01, 2026 Military
Montreal photogrammetry developer overhauls tie point extraction, bundle adjustment and multi-camera workflows in the latest Correlator3D release. SimActive has released Correlator3D Version 11.1, a photogrammetry update centered on a rebuilt aerial triangulation engine. The company says the release improves tie point extraction, accelerates bundle adjustment and adds tools to validate image connectivity for more accurate […] The post Aerial Triangulation Gets Major Overhaul in SimActive’s Correlator3D Version 11.1 appeared first on DRONELIFE.
Dronelife.com By Ian McNabb Jul 07, 2026 Applications Canada Canadian Drone Industry Drone News Drone News Feeds Imaging
Teledyne FLIR Defense has announced the certification of Emesent’s Hovermap LiDAR payload for integration with its uncrewed aerial systems (UAS), ground robots, and radiation detection platforms. This development, which took place in October 2023, enhances the capabilities of Teledyne FLIR's technology by allowing for advanced mapping and navigation in various environments. The certification aims to improve operational efficiency and data collection accuracy in defense and industrial applications. By incorporating the Hovermap LiDAR payload, Teledyne FLIR Defense is positioned to offer more robust solutions for complex missions, leveraging Emesent's innovative technology to enhance situational awareness and safety.
Army-Technology By Jangoulun Singsit May 04, 2026 News
Teledyne FLIR Defense has announced an expansion of its Third-Party Payload Integration Program by incorporating Emesent’s Hovermap LiDAR payload, a development unveiled at the Modern Day Marine 2026 event. This integration enables the Hovermap system to function seamlessly across Teledyne FLIR’s unmanned aerial systems (UAS) and ground robots, enhancing capabilities in GPS-denied environments. The collaboration aims to improve operational efficiency and data accuracy in various defense applications, allowing for advanced mapping and radiation detection across both air and ground platforms.
Dronelife.com By Miriam McNabb Apr 28, 2026 Applications Defense Drone News Drone News Feeds Dual Use LiDARRSF defines a common language for robot service capability, lifecycle operations, certification pathways, and service-provider networks.
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