Leica Aibot
Leica Aibot aerial data capture platform.
The reliable unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) platform enables efficient data capture for site monitoring and asset mapping.
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Leica Aibot
As a complete workflow management solution, UAV technology enables the processing and analysis of millions of data points collected from above, visualising the data to provide actionable information. Data from unmanned aerial vehicles can be combined with existing measurement technologies such as TPS, GPS, and laser scanning, providing a more comprehensive set of information. By taking only minutes to survey a site, UAVs allow projects to be completed at a lower cost and with less personnel.
This flying platform is specifically designed for professional industrial applications. Its modular design makes this system easy to configure and ready for use in just a few minutes. The Leica AX20 includes intelligent data asset management and trusted GNSS technology from Leica Geosystems to obtain highly accurate data. The platform can be completed with various sensor payloads.
Complete Solution
The Leica Aibot provides a complete UAV solution for surveying, mapping, and construction. It enables rapid data collection and a simple workflow that guides you through the lifecycle of your project, providing quick access to critical information for your daily work.
Strong Partnership
The UAV used for the Leica Aibot surveying and mapping solution is provided by DJI, the world's leading manufacturer of UAVs. Together with Leica Geosystems, they form a solid partnership that drives the adoption of UAVs in the surveying and construction sectors.
System Integration
Robust system integration plays a critical role in delivering aerial data capture solutions. By fully leveraging DJI's innovative aerial devices with Leica Geosystems' extensive expertise in high-precision measurement sensors, the full potential of UAV technology is unlocked.
The Surveyor of the Future
Developments created by this partnership assist those operating in the surveying and construction industries who adopt the latest technology and software to help make the most informed decisions possible. The surveyor of the future will utilise unmanned aerial vehicle technology.
