Collect data and create 3D models of structures, buildings and neighborhoods

Today, direct georeferencing (DG)  is the most advanced technology available. But that doesn’t make it a luxury option. Direct georeferencing makes sense for pretty much any customer because it will pay for itself quickly and provide your business with dramatic cost savings over time.

With DG, you won’t need to install any ground control points (unless you want to install 1 or 2 to check your work later for quality control). You’ll collect your images and post-process in a fraction of the time. Your projects will require less people and equipment. You’ll safely tackle mapping jobs in dangerous locations.

Most important, you’ll deliver the best possible accuracy on projects where human safety and your reputation is on the line. Best of all, DG is selectable, AFTER data collection, as a post processing option... so you are only paying for it when your client or project needs it. 

Your job will be quicker and easier when post processing data from five sensors. 

You will capture all angles and surfaces of your subject with an array of five cameras, seamlessly working together, and integrated into the processing workflow, all backed with the power of direct georeferencing.

You will collect a massive amount of photogrammetry data and the software does the hard work for you.

As you can imagine, with five cameras collecting thousands of images during each flight, post processing could be a challenge. But with the fully integrated, smart workflow of mdInfinity, the job of producing a complete data set that is georeferenced, geotagged and ready for importation into popular photogrammetry software is easy.

Eliminates your need to install GCPs 

while meeting the most precise data requirements.

Allows you to perform corridor mapping

thanks to an on-board IMU that measures orientation angles. RTK, PPK, and conventional aerial surveying methods do not measure these angles so corridor mapping becomes a major operational and logistical challenge.

Drastically reduces time spent 

on post-processing and data collection, thanks to an impressively decreased side lap and many other elements.

Further improves your efficiency

with industry-leading flight times and resilience against harsh environmental conditions.

Reduces overlap and sidelap

With other methods, 80 x 80 is a must. With DG, you can achieve 80 x 40 overlap. Translation: it slashes the time you spend on projects.

Allows you to measure

the 6 parameters necessary for image georeferencing, whereas conventional surveying methods (RTK and PPK) rely on computing all or some of these values. DG reduces time, effort, human error and cost, while improving accuracy.

Lets you complete your projects with less 

people, time and equipment.