The senseFly eBee Geo is an affordable fixed-wing mapping drone designed to meet the highest demands of surveyors, civil engineers and GIS professionals worldwide. eBee Geo is rugged, intuitive to operate and makes surveying and mapping small to large areas faster and more efficient than using terrestrial surveying equipment alone
The senseFly eBee Geo is an affordable fixed-wing mapping drone designed to meet the highest demands of surveyors, civil engineers and GIS professionals worldwide. eBee Geo is rugged, intuitive to operate and makes surveying and mapping small to large areas faster and more efficient than using terrestrial surveying equipment alone.
The data collected can quickly be processed into highly-accurate georeferenced orthomosaics, digital elevation models, digital surface models and high-density point clouds to bring additional value beyond common vectors. eBee Geo comes with everything you need to get started, including professional drone camera technology and eMotion, senseFly’s proven flight planning software.
eBee Geo is a highly advanced drone solution for surveying and mapping. Lightweight yet incredibly durable, it’s designed to operate in the harshest conditions, thanks to its optimized airframe and ultra-tough under-body skin. With eBee Geo, you can map up to 160 ha (395 ac) at 120 m (400 ft) with a maximum flight time of 45 minutes. eBee Geo is also available with real-time kinematic (RTK) positioning.
Drone mapping solutions can help every surveyor and GIS professional map safer and smarter. With eBee Geo, you can all of those benefits into one affordable fixed-wing mapping drone package.
The result is a rugged and efficient drone suited to even the most demanding missions. Its professional camera or Sensor Optimized for Drone Applications (S.O.D.A.) ensures sharp, accurate mapping outputs, and eBee Geo’s streamlined and automated flights make mapping easy, scalable and affordable.
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