Pix4D has introduced OPF, a new standard for exchanging photogrammetry projects. OPF is a fully open and free specification, enabling the storage and exchange of photogrammetric data among different parties...

Pix4D, Switzerland, has announced the release of version 2.2 of its Pix4UAV desktop software. Pix4UAV is a software package that combines thousands of aerial images taken by lightweight flying platforms...

In the ever-evolving landscape of climate change, geospatial science emerges as a key player in navigating the complexities of our transforming world. The European Association of Aerial Surveying Industries (EAASI)...

The Nemetschek Group and Hexagon’s Geosystems division are poised to establish a strategic partnership aimed at accelerating the digital transformation of their industries. As a crucial initial step, the partnership...

Woolpert has acquired Murphy Geospatial, a multidisciplinary geospatial solutions company that is headquartered in Kilcullen, Ireland. Murphy Geospatial is a private, family-owned company that delivers a broad range of services...

SingularXYZ has presented its latest innovation for geospatial professionals: the X1 Pro GNSS receiver. This new device aims to refine precision in surveying technology with a range of features tailored...

MicroSurvey and Pix4D have entered into a global partnership which will provide end-to-end solutions to a wide range of customers. By combining products and competencies, the companies bring expert solutions...

Making use of DJI’s new DJI Phantom software development kit, Pix4D has developed the first mapping app: the Pix4Dmapper mobile app allows drones such as DJI Phantom 2 Vision to...

Pix4D, Switzerland, has agreed on a CHF2.4 million investment from the Parrot Group to accelerate the development of its successful Mapping and Geographical Information System (GIS) software for Unmanned Aerial...

The rugged 22.5-acre site of the notorious US island prison Alcatraz has been digitally captured in a world-leading project involving multiple mapping technologies. With the team camped in the jail’s infamous cells for three weeks during the cold San Francisco winter, this historically, biologically and architecturally important location was recorded in unprecedented 3D detail. We discussed the project with project head Pete Kelsey and team member Dr Jeremy Sofonia. The rugged 22.5-acre site of the notorious US island prison Alcatraz has been digitally captured in a world-leading project involving multiple mapping technologies. With the team camped in the jail’s infamous cells...