Grass Valley Center for the Arts Optimizes Operations with Hovermap
Hovermap provides Grass Valley Center for the Arts great insights after a new renovation and valuable data for future renovations.
20+ Ways to Use Hovermap in Underground Mining
Underground mines see savings on equipment and consultancy services with Hovermap’s versatility providing multiple applications.
Into the dark unknown: How Hovermap is helping drive NASA’s future planetary ambitions
NASA recently took one more giant leap for mankind after its Mars Helicopter, Ingenuity, made the first-ever test flight on another world.
Improving Convergence Monitoring Using LiDAR Data at the Argyle Diamond Mine
Rio Tinto engaged MineLiDAR to trial Hovermap for convergence monitoring at its Argyle Diamond Mine, in Western Australia. Read the case study to learn how LiDAR performed.
Capturing Accurate Data from Airports, Subways & Warehouses
Qntfi Inc is a New York state based organization that is dedicated to helping companies extract meaningful information from raw data to enable them to make the right decisions.
Better Data and Greater Insights for AEC
Hear from three data capture experts how they have improved their workflows for their construction and infrastructure projects.
Building a more accurate BIM with Hovermap
Hovermap customers talk about how they are able to reduce their time on site and capture high quality colorized point clouds for AEC bid jobs, facility management, floor plans, and other A&E projects.
Emesent and Datamine partnership
Emesent and Datamine have partnered to further assist mining companies to gain new insights from previously inaccessible areas, in a move that both CEO’s agree is a win-win for them and their customers.
Using Hovermap data in Maptek PointStudio
Capturing, processing and applying data from inaccessible areas is now easier than ever thanks to the partnership between Maptek PointStudio and Emesent Hovermap.
How Barrick’s Kibali and Bulyanhulu gold mines use Hovermap for stope mapping
Emesent partners, Dwyka Mining Services and Unmanned Aerial Services demonstrated how to capture shadowless, uniform, high resolution data for geotechs, mine engineers and geology at Kibali by flying a 150m high stope.