See best practice in action as Emesent’s Henry Henderson-Genefaas walks through the capture and processing of real-world data using automated ground control points. With clear step-by-step instructions and some troubleshooting tips, this video answers some of our most frequently asked GCP questions.
Emesent, developer of autonomous SLAM-based mobile surveying solution Hovermap, has expanded its board, inviting mining industry executive Christofer Catania to join.
In this report, we present the results of an evaluation coordinated by the U.S. Institute of Building Documentation (USIBD) at the GeoWeek 2024 Expo, comparing Emesent’s Hovermap ST-X with other leading LiDAR scanners.
How RTK solves the problem of SLAM ‘drift’ when mapping large open areas such as topographic road surveys.
This scan of Saint John’s Anglican Cathedral in Brisbane, Australia, shows the high level of detail you can capture using Hovermap ST-X. Emesent’s mapping and colorization quality ensured that the scan could be used for future planning and restorations of the cathedral.
A surveyor’s and cartographer’s guide to ensuring consistent and accurate projections with Emesent Aura’s new reprojection workflow.
Verified by independent surveyor Orion Spatial Solutions, this September 2024 report tests the georeferencing accuracy of Emesent’s Backpack RTK solution.
Emesent’s Henry Henderson-Genefaas traveled to the remote Faroe Islands in the North Atlantic, in a bid to uncover the largest sea cave in the world using Hovermap.
This scan of a rural church in Australia took just 8 minutes to capture and is a great example of Backpack RTK and 360-degree colorization in action.
Recognizing the potential for enhanced safety, productivity, and cost savings, leading specialized underground mining contractor Byrnecut Global partnered with Emesent to implement an optimized bogging workflow using Hovermap LHD.
