Equipment & technology
Tools selected for the work.One connected field system.
Enterprise aircraft, thermal sensors, RTK positioning, ground-based digitization, mobile power, and field connectivity—organized around the dataset the project needs.
Discuss your project- Aerial capture
- Thermal data
- RTK positioning
- Facility digitization
- Mobile operations
Core capture platforms
Different tools. One project standard.
SSDS selects the platform and workflow according to the asset, environment, accuracy requirement, access constraints, and intended deliverable—not simply because a particular aircraft is available.
Mavic 3 Enterprise
Mechanical-shutter capture for mapping, orthomosaics, photogrammetric 3D models, and repeatable site documentation. RTK-enabled positioning is used when higher positional consistency and accuracy benefit the project.
Matrice 4T
Radiometric thermal and multi-camera visible capture for solar, facilities, roofs, equipment, and difficult-to-access assets. Its laser rangefinder adds target-distance and location context for clearer field documentation.
Matterport Pro3
Navigable digitization of interiors, shelters, equipment rooms, and ground-level spaces. Project teams can revisit conditions, understand spatial relationships, and obtain reference measurements when the capture scope supports them.
Field continuity
Capture, power, connect, deliver.
A productive field system includes more than sensors. Dedicated power, battery rotation, mobile connectivity, organized storage, and upload capability help keep work moving through long days and multi-site deployments.
The DJI Power 1000 supports charging and field endurance, while mobile connectivity supports uploads, data checks, client communication, and troubleshooting between locations.
Capture
Aircraft, sensors, and Matterport Pro3
Position
RTK and project-specific control
Sustain
DJI Power 1000 and battery rotation
Connect
Mobile uploads and communication
The objective is simple: arrive prepared, collect complete data, verify what can be checked in the field, and deliver information that fits the client's workflow.
Technology supports the outcome: complete imagery, dependable field records, useful spatial context, and fewer avoidable return visits.
Start with the deliverable
What does the finished data need to accomplish?
Share the asset, environment, accuracy expectations, and intended deliverable. SSDS will recommend an appropriate capture system and field workflow.