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Geodrone working on The mestas. Doing the 3d terrain model of a mountain road.Geodrone working on The mestas. Doing the 3d terrain model of a mountain road.Geodrone working on The mestas. Doing the 3d terrain model of a mountain road.
The Conyca Geodrome is a 1.5m fixed-wingdrone that specializes in topography and photogrammetric applications. It has all the legal requirements to operate in Spain. The system has totally autonomous take-off and landing operations, can present 3Dterrain models with 4 cm resolution accuracy at 100 m height, and can take orthophotos. Although this system has been orientated to topography, there are surveillance and precision agriculture versions than can use infrared and hyperspectral cameras.
