Velodyne Lidar Announces Multi-Year Supply Agreement with TOPODRONE
Velodyne Lidar, Inc. (Nasdaq: VLDR, VLDRW) has entered a multi-year agreement to supply lidar sensors to TOPODRONE, a Swiss company specializing in affordable aerial survey solutions. This collaboration aims to enhance high-precision mapping in various challenging environments, including farms and forests, promoting economic and sustainable development. Velodyne's lightweight and energy-efficient sensors will enable longer flight times for drones. Both companies will exhibit their innovations at INTERGEO 2021 in Hannover, Germany, from September 21 to 23.
- Multi-year agreement with TOPODRONE enhances Velodyne's market position.
- Collaboration expected to drive demand for Velodyne's lidar sensors in diverse sectors.
- Showcasing at INTERGEO 2021 provides visibility and networking opportunities.
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TOPODRONE Survey Solutions – Equipped with Velodyne’s Lidar Sensors –
Velodyne (Hall: 20, Booth: 20F.29) and TOPODRONE (Hall: 20, Booth: 20E.19) will showcase their lidar-based solutions for the geospatial community at INTERGEO 2021, a world-leading expo and conference platform for geomatics and future-oriented solutions. The event takes place in
“Velodyne’s lidar sensors enable our solutions to capture intricate, precise measurements that are essential in producing a high-quality survey,” said
TOPODRONE is using Velodyne’s Puck™, Puck Hi-Res™ and Ultra Puck™ as the 3D data perception and mapping sensors in its survey solutions. TOPODRONE 100 LITE and TOPODRONE 200 ULTRA are lightweight and accurate solutions that can be installed on drones, vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and backpack systems for mobile laser scanning. TOPODRONE 200 ULTRA, together with a Supercam SX350 VTOL, allows surveyors to cover more than 10 square kilometers per flight with high density and accurate RGB LiDAR point cloud data generated from 150 meters altitude.
TOPODRONE Delivers Precision Surveying for Customers Worldwide
TOPODRONE provides Velodyne lidar-powered scanner solutions to global markets with customers that include some of the world’s most renowned research universities. Researchers and specialists at the Natural Resources Institute Finland working on sustainable development of the Finnish bioeconomy used a TOPODRONE laser scanner mounted on a drone, quadbike and person. Even operating under hard winter conditions, such as flying under -20° C and during night, the scanner delivered high positional accuracy of collected point cloud data.
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“TOPODRONE has built an impressive global customer base by helping companies address a range of challenging mapping conditions and delivering accurate survey data,” said
Velodyne’s lidar sensors make it quick and easy for companies to build highly accurate 3D models of any environment for mobile mapping. The sensors deliver a high-resolution, 360-degree surround view image to accurately measure and analyze the environment. The performance, range, light weight, low power consumption and compact form factor of Velodyne sensors enable developers to design versatile systems that can be configured for mobile and UAV/drone applications. Velodyne’s sensors have proven reliability, even when operating in difficult applications and weather conditions. To purchase Velodyne’s sensors, please contact Velodyne Sales at 669.275.2526, sales@velodyne.com.
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